Device Technical Specifications
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Apple → iPhone 12 [2815 mAh]
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Brand → Model
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CommInn → CommAcamsZ
Information about the brand and model of device! |
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Brand Brand name of company manufacturing device. |
CommInn |
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Model Model name of device. |
CommAcamsZ |
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Audio Information about the type of speakers and audio technologies device supports. |
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Speaker The loudspeaker is a device that reproduces various sounds such as ring tones, alarms, music and voice calls. Information about the type of speaker(s) the device uses. |
► Loudspeaker ► Earpiece ► Headphone adapter |
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Battery
Batteries of mobile communication devices are different in capacity and technology. The battery provides electrical charge to energize device creating power to function. |
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Capacity Capacity shows maximum charge measurement that the battery can store in milli-Ampere hours! |
mAh (milliampere-hours) |
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Type Battery type is determined by the chemicals used and its structure. Common are lithium-ion (Li-ion) and lithium-ion polymer (Li-Polymer). |
Li-Polymer |
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2G talk time Maximum amount of device battery time, constantly talking, on a 2G cellular network. |
≈ 50 h (hours) ≈ 3000 min (minutes) ≈ 2.1 days |
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2G stand-by time Maximum battery time amount, constantly connected, but the device is never used, on a 2G cellular network. |
≈ 720 h (hours) ≈ 43200 min (minutes) ≈ 30 days |
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3G talk time Maximum amount of device battery time, constantly talking, on a 3G cellular network. |
≈ 50 h (hours) ≈ 3000 min (minutes) ≈ 2.1 days |
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3G stand-by time Maximum battery time amount, constantly connected, but the device is never used, on a 3G cellular network. |
≈ 720 h (hours) ≈ 43200 min (minutes) ≈ 30 days |
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Charger output power Electric current (amperes) and voltage (volts) output. The higher power outputs allows for faster charging. |
► 5 V (volts) / 2 A (amps) ► 9 V (volts) / 2 A (amps) ► 12 V (volts) / 2 A (amps) |
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Features Information about additional features of device battery. |
► Wireless charging (Qi charge - 10 W) ► Fast quick rapid charging ► Non-removable battery |
Bluetooth
Standard for secure short-distance wireless data transfer between different devices. |
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Version Technology has several versions, this helps to improve the connection, speed, range, connectivity and discoverability of the device. |
4.1 |
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Features Bluetooth uses various profiles and protocols related to faster exchange of data, energy saving, better device discoverability, and several other features. |
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) |
Browser
A web browser is a software application for accessing Internet! |
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► HTML ► HTML5 ► CSS |
Camera, Back/Rear
Mobile devices commonly have one or more back/rear primary camera(s) located in different positions, providing various usages and optional design concept looks. |
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Sensor model Information about manufacturer and model of the image sensor used by camera device. |
Not available! |
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Sensor type Information about the type of front camera sensor. Common sensor types are BSI, CMOS and ISOCELL. |
Not available! |
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Sensor format The optical format of an image sensor is an indication of its shape and size. It is commonly measured in inches. |
1/2.55" |
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Pixel size Pixels are commonly measured in microns (µm). Larger pixels are capable of recording more light, which provides better low light images and wider dynamic range in comparison to the smaller pixels. |
≈ 1.4 µm (micrometers) ≈ 0.001400 mm (millimeters) |
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Focal length 35 mm equivalent Focal length is the distance in millimeters from the focal point of the image sensor to the optical center of the lens. The 35 mm equivalent indicates the focal length at which a full-frame camera will achieve an angle of view that's the same as the one of the camera of the mobile device. It is measured by multiplying the native focal length of the camera by the crop factor of the sensor. The crop factor itself can be determined as the ratio between the diagonal distance of the image sensor in the 35 mm camera and a given sensor. |
≈ 28 mm (millimeters) [35 mm / full frame] |
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Field of view In photography, the field of view (FoV) depends not only on the focal length of the lens but also on the sensor size. It is derived from the lens's angle of view and the sensor's crop factor. The lens's angle of view is a measure of the angle between the two farthest seperated points within the frame measured diagonally. Simply put, this is how much of a scene in front of the camera will be captured by the camera's sensor. |
≈ 77° (degrees) |
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Aperture The aperture (f-stop number) indicates size of the lens diaphragm opening, which controls the amount of light reaching the image sensor. The lower the f-stop number, the larger the diaphragm opening is, which allows more light to reach sensor. Commonly the f-stop number shown corresponds to the maximum possible diaphragm opening. |
f/1.7 |
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Flash type Commonly, back/rear side of device has usually LED flash. LED arrangement examples are single, dual or multi-light. |
Dual LED |
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Image resolution A primary feature cameras have, providing number of pixels on the horizontal and vertical dimensions. Image resolution could also be indicated in MegaPixels, this is an approximate number of the pixels in the millions. |
4608 x 3456 pixels 15.93 MP (MegaPixels) |
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Video resolution Maximum resolution of back/rear camera video images (shoot)! |
1920 x 1080 pixels 2.07 MP (MegaPixels) |
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Video FPS Maximum number of frames per second (fps) supported by back/rear camera while recording at maximum resolution! |
30 fps (frames per second) |
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Features Additional back/rear camera hardware and software information! |
► Autofocus ► Continuous shooting ► Digital zoom ► Exposure compensation ► Face detection ► Geotagging ► HDR ► ISO settings ► Panorama ► Scene mode ► Secondary back/rear camera sensor ► Self-timer ► Touch focus ► White balance settings |
Camera, Front
Mobile devices commonly have one or more front camera(s) located in different positions, providing various usages and design concept looks. Examples are the, pop-up, rotating, notch, punch hole and under-display. |
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Sensor model Information about manufacturer and model of the image sensor used by camera device. |
Not available! |
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Sensor type Information about the type of front camera sensor. Common sensor types are BSI, CMOS and ISOCELL. |
CMOS BSI 2 (BackSide Illumination 2) |
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Sensor size Dimensions of device camera image sensor. Commonly cameras with larger sensors and less pixel density have better image quality, despite the lower resolution. |
3.68 x 2.77 mm (millimeters) 0.18 in (inches) |
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Pixel size Pixels are commonly measured in microns (µm). Larger pixels are capable of recording more light, which provides better low light images and wider dynamic range in comparison to the smaller pixels. Smaller pixels allow increased resolution, while preserving the same sensor size. |
≈ 1.127 µm (micrometers) ≈ 0.001127 mm (millimeters) |
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Focal length 35 mm equivalent Focal length is the distance in millimeters from the focal point of the image sensor to the optical center of the lens. The 35 mm equivalent indicates the focal length at which a full-frame camera will achieve an angle of view that's the same as the one of the camera of the mobile device. It is measured by multiplying the native focal length of the camera by the crop factor of the sensor. The crop factor itself can be determined as the ratio between the diagonal distance of the image sensor in the 35 mm camera and a given sensor. |
≈ 28 mm (millimeters) [35 mm / full frame] |
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Field of view In photography, the field of view (FoV) depends not only on the focal length of the lens but also on the sensor size. It is derived from the lens's angle of view and the sensor's crop factor. The lens's angle of view is a measure of the angle between the two farthest seperated points within the frame measured diagonally. Simply put, this is how much of a scene in front of the camera will be captured by the camera's sensor. |
≈ 3.57 mm (millimeters) |
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Aperture The aperture (f-stop number) indicates size of the lens diaphragm opening, which controls the amount of light reaching the image sensor. The lower the f-stop number, the larger the diaphragm opening is, which allows more light to reach sensor. Commonly the f-stop number shown corresponds to the maximum possible diaphragm opening. |
f/1.7 |
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Flash type Commonly, only back/rear side of device has LED flash. |
None or not applicable |
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Image resolution Number of pixels on horizontal and vertical dimensions. Image resolution could also be indicated in MegaPixels, this is an approximate number of the pixels in the millions. |
3264 x 2448 pixels 7.99 MP (MegaPixels) |
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Video resolution Maximum resolution of front camera video images (shoot)! |
1280 x 720 pixels 0.92 MP (MegaPixels) |
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Video FPS Maximum number of frames per second (fps) supported by the front camera while recording at maximum resolution! |
30 fps (frames per second) |
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Features Additional front camera hardware and software information! |
► Face unlock |
Connectivity
Important information about device technologies! |
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► Computer sync ► NFC ► OTA sync ► Tethering |
Design and Dimensions Device physical characteristics and measurement information! |
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Width The width (horizontal) ↔ standard view of device. |
≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) ≈ in (inches) ≈ ft (feet) |
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Height The height (vertical) ↕ standard view of device. |
≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) ≈ in (inches) ≈ ft (feet) |
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Thickness The thickness (depth) of device. |
≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) ≈ in (inches) ≈ ft (feet) |
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Volume Estimated volume calculated from the dimensions of device provided by manufacturer, applies to rectangular parallelepiped. |
≈ cm³ (cubic centimeters) ≈ in³ (cubic inches) |
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Weight The weight (heaviness) of device. |
≈ g (grams) ≈ lbs (pounds) ≈ oz (ounces) |
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Colors Available colors of device in market. |
► Black ► Green ► Yellow |
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Body Materials Materials used in fabrication of device body. |
► Polycarbonate |
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Certification Additional standards certifying device. |
► IP68 ► IP69K ► MIL-STD-810G |
Display
Display information of the mobile communication device! |
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Technology Type Display technology information. |
IPS |
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Diagonal Size Mobile communication display size is the diagonal length measurement. |
≈ in (inches) ≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) |
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Width Display width (horizontal) ↔ view of device. |
≈ in (inches) ≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) |
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Height Display height (vertical) ↕ view of device. |
≈ in (inches) ≈ mm (millimeters) ≈ cm (centimeters) |
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Aspect Ratio The ratio between the long and short side of display. |
≈ 2:1 ≈ 2:1 (18:9) |
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Resolution Display resolution shows the number of pixels on horizontal and vertical side of the screen. Higher resolution has greater detail of displayed content. |
1080 x 2160 |
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Pixel Density Information about the number of pixels per centimeter (ppcm) or pixels per inch (ppi). Higher pixel density has more detailed and clearer information displayed on the screen. |
≈ 424 ppi (pixels per inch) ≈ 166 ppcm (pixels per centimeter) |
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Color Depth Color depth of display also known as bit depth. Shows number of bits used for one pixel color components. Shows the maximum number of colors a screen can display. |
24 bit 16,777,216 colors |
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Display Area Estimated screen area percentage of the device from total front area. |
≈ 64.02 % (percent) |
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Display Features Features and functions of display screen. |
► Capacitive ► Multi-touch ► Scratch resistant ► Corning Gorilla Glass 3 ► Manufacturer → AU Optronics |
File formats/codecs, Audio
Communication devices support many audio file formats for storage/retrieval and coding/decoding of digital audio data. |
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► AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) ► AMR / AMR-NB / GSM-AMR (Adaptive Multi-Rate, .amr, .3ga) ► eAAC+ / AACplus V2 / HE-AAC v2 ► FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec, .flac) ► MIDI ► MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer II, .mp3) ► OGG (.ogg, .ogv, .oga, .ogx, .spx, .opus) ► WMA (Windows Media Audio, .wma) ► WAV (Waveform Audio File Format, .wav, .wave) |
File formats/codecs, Video
Communication devices support many video file formats for storage/retrieval and coding/decoding of digital video data. |
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| File formats/codecs, Video |
► 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project, .3gp) ► AVI (Audio Video Interleaved, .avi) ► MP4 (MPEG-4 Part 14, .mp4, .m4a, .m4p, .m4b, .m4r, .m4v) ► Xvid |
Headphone jack The most commonly used 3.5 mm headphone jack (audio jack) seems to be phasing out. |
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Headphone jack Information whether device is equipped with 3.5 mm audio port. Many devices replacing 3.5 mm with USB Type-C and/or bluetooth. |
No |
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Mobile network technologies and bandwidth
Communication between devices within mobile networks is realized via various generations of network technologies, which provide different bandwidth. |
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Mobile network technologies There are several network technologies that enhance performance of mobile networks, mainly by increasing the data bandwidth. The communication technologies and upload▲/download▼ bandwidth. |
► UMTS (384 Kbps▼) ► EDGE ► HSPA+ ► GPRS ► LTE Cat 6 (51.0 Mbps▲ and 301.5 Mbps▼) ► EV-DO Rev. A (1.8 Mbps▲ and 3.1 Mbps▼) ► TD-SCDMA ► TD-HSDPA |
Networks
A mobile (cellular) network is a radio system, which allows a large number of mobile devices to communicate with each other! |
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GSM GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) was developed to replace the analog cellular network (1G), therefore it is referred to as a 2G mobile network. It has been improved with the addition of General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) and later via the Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) technology. |
► GSM 850 MHz (B5) ► GSM 900 MHz (B8) ► GSM 1800 MHz (B3) ► GSM 1900 MHz (B2) |
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CDMA CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) is a channel access method for communications within mobile networks. Compared to other 2G and 2.5G standards like GSM and TDMA, it provides increased data transfer speeds and allows more subscribers to connect simultaneously. |
► CDMA 800 MHz (BC0) ► CDMA 1900 MHz (BC1) |
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W-CDMA W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) is an air interface used by 3G mobile networks. It is one of the three different UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) interfaces together with the TD-SCDMA and the TD-CDMA. The standard provides faster data transfer speeds and allows more users to connect to the network simultaneously. |
► W-CDMA 850 MHz (B5) ► W-CDMA 900 MHz (B8) ► W-CDMA 1700 MHz (B4) ► W-CDMA 1900 MHz (B2) ► W-CDMA 2100 MHz (B1) |
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TD-SCDMA TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) is a 3G standard for mobile networks. It is developed as an alternative to the W-CDMA standard and combines TDMA and CDMA. |
► TD-SCDMA 1880-1920 MHz ► TD-SCDMA 2010-2025 MHz |
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LTE LTE (Long Term Evolution) is deemed to be the fourth generation (4G) of mobile communications technology. Developed by 3GPP based on the GSM/EDGE and TD-CDMA. The standard provides faster data transfer speeds allows more users to connect to the network simultaneously. |
► LTE-FDD 700 MHz (B12) ► LTE-FDD 700 MHz (B17) ► LTE-FDD 700 MHz (B28) ► LTE-FDD 800 MHz (B20) ► LTE-FDD 850 MHz (B5) ► LTE-FDD 900 MHz (B8) ► LTE-FDD 1700 MHz (B4) ► LTE-FDD 1800 MHz (B3) ► LTE-FDD 1900 MHz (B2) ► LTE-FDD 2100 MHz (B1) ► LTE-FDD 2600 MHz (B7) ► LTE-TDD 1900 MHz (B39) ► LTE-TDD 2000 MHz (B34) ► LTE-TDD 2300 MHz (B40) ► LTE-TDD 2500 MHz (B41) ► LTE-TDD 2600 MHz (B38) |
Operating system
Operating system is the software which controls and manages functions of the devices hardware. |
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Radio The radio in a mobile device is a built-in FM radio receiver. |
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Radio Information whether device has an FM radio receiver. |
Yes |
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Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) The SAR rating shows the amount of electromagnetic radiation absorbed by the human body when using a mobile device, measured in W/kg. |
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Head SAR The SAR head rating shows the highest level of exposure to electromagnetic radiation measured when the device is held next the ear in a talk position. The SAR limit for hand-held mobile devices is set to 2 W/kg per 10 g of tissue. This standard is specified by the CENELEC, compiles with the IEC standards and follows the ICNIRP guidelines 1998. |
0.461 W/kg (watts per kilogram) |
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Body SAR The SAR head rating shows the highest level of exposure to electromagnetic radiation measured when the device is held next the hip area. The maximum SAR value for hand-held mobile devices is set to 2 W/kg per 10 g of tissue. This standard is specified by the CENELEC, compiles with the IEC standards and follows the ICNIRP guidelines 1998. |
0.959 W/kg (watts per kilogram) |
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Sensors
Different sensors measure different physical quantities and convert them into signals recognizable by the mobile device. |
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► Accelerometer ► Compass ► Fingerprint ► Gyroscope ► Light ► Proximity |
SIM card
Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) is used in mobile devices to store data authenticating subscribers of mobile services. |
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SIM card type Information about the type and size (form factor) of SIM. |
► Nano-SIM 4FF (4FF - fourth form factor, since 2012, 12.30 x 8.80 x 0.67 mm) ► Nano-SIM / microSD |
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Number of SIM cards Information about the number of SIM cards device supports. |
2 |
Storage
Mobile communication devices have built-in storage (internal memory) with fixed capacity. |
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Storage Built-in storage capacity of device, some models vary. |
► 64 GB (gigabytes) ► eMMC |
Storage, Memory cards
Removable storage for mobile device, external expansion capacity. |
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► microSD ► microSDHC ► microSDXC |
System on Chip (SoC)
A system on a chip (SoC) includes into a single chip some of the main hardware components of the device. |
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SoC The SoC integrates different hardware components such as the CPU, GPU, memory, peripherals, interfaces, etc., as well as software for their functioning. |
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Process technology Information about the process technology used in manufacturing the chip. The value in nanometers represents half the distance between elements that make up the CPU. |
28 nm (nanometers) |
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CPU CPU is the Central Processing Unit or the processor of a mobile device. Its main function is to interpret and execute the instructions contained in software applications. |
Octa Core 4 x 2.1GHz 4 x 2.0GHz |
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CPU bits The CPU bits are determined by the bit-size of the processor registers, address buses and data buses, 64-bit CPUs provide better performance than 32-bit, which on their part perform better than 16-bit CPUs. |
64 bit |
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CPU cores A CPU core is the processer unit, which executes software instructions. Commonly, single, dual, quad, hexa and octa. |
8 |
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CPU frequency The measurement of CPU frequency is its clock rate in cycles per second, Megahertz (MHz) or Gigahertz (GHz). |
1500 MHz (megahertz) 1000 MHz (megahertz) |
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GPU GPU (Graphical Processing Unit) performs computation for 2D/3D graphics applications. Mobile devices GPU commonly utilized by games, UI and video playback. GPU is able to perform computations traditionally handled by the CPU. |
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GPU cores Similar to the CPU, the GPU consists of processing units called cores. They handle the computation of graphics in various applications. |
2 |
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GPU frequency The measurement of GPU frequency is its clock rate in cycles per second, Megahertz (MHz) or Gigahertz (GHz). |
650 MHz (megahertz) |
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Level 1 cache memory (L1) L1 cache memory is used by the CPU in order to shorten the time needed to access data/instructions that are frequently used. The L1 cache memory has a small volume, but operates faster than the RAM and the other cache memory levels. If CPU does not find data in L1, it continues to look for it in L2. Some CPUs search the L1 and L2 simultaneously. |
32 KB + 32 KB (kilobytes) |
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Level 2 cache memory (L2) L2 cache memory is slower than L1, but has a larger capacity, providing it to cache more data. Just like L1, it is much faster than system RAM. If CPU does not find data in L2, it continues to look for it in L3, if there is any, or in the RAM. |
512 KB (kilobytes) 0.5 MB (megabytes) |
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RAM capacity RAM (Random Access Memory) is used by the operating system and all installed applications. RAM is volatile, data is lost after the device is restarted or turned off. |
4 GB (gigabytes) |
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RAM type Information about the type of RAM used by device. |
LPDDR4X |
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RAM channels Information about the number of RAM channels integrated in the SoC. More channels have higher data transfer rates. |
Double channel |
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RAM frequency RAM frequency relates directly to the rate of reading/writing data from/in RAM memory. |
1800 MHz (megahertz) |
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Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) The SAR rating shows the amount of electromagnetic radiation absorbed by the human body when using a mobile device, measured in W/kg. |
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Head SAR The SAR head rating shows the highest level of exposure to electromagnetic radiation measured when the device is held next the ear in a talk position. The SAR limit for hand-held mobile devices is set to 2 W/kg per 10 g of tissue. This standard is specified by the CENELEC, compiles with the IEC standards and follows the ICNIRP guidelines 1998. |
0.461 W/kg (watts per kilogram) |
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Body SAR The SAR head rating shows the highest level of exposure to electromagnetic radiation measured when the device is held next the hip area. The maximum SAR value for hand-held mobile devices is set to 2 W/kg per 10 g of tissue. This standard is specified by the CENELEC, compiles with the IEC standards and follows the ICNIRP guidelines 1998. |
0.959 W/kg (watts per kilogram) |
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Tracking/Positioning Information about the navigation technologies device supports. |
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Tracking/Positioning The tracking/positioning service is provided by various satellite navigation systems, which track autonomously, geo-spatial positioning of the device that supports them. Common satellite navigation systems are the GPS and the GLONASS. There are also non-satellite technologies for locating mobile devices such as the Enhanced Observed Time Difference, Enhanced 911 and GSM Cell ID. |
► GPS ► A-GPS ► GLONASS |
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USB Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an industry standard that allows different devices to exchange data. |
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Connector type There are several USB connector types: the standard one, the Mini and Micro connectors, On-The-Go connectors, etc. Type of USB connector used by device. |
USB Type-C |
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Version There are several versions of the USB standard: USB 1.0 (1996), USB 2.0 (2000) and USB 3.0 (2008). The rate of data transfer increased as progressed. |
2.0 |
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Features The USB interface in mobile devices are able to be used for different purposes, such as charging battery and data transfer. |
► Charging ► Mass storage ► On-The-Go |
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Wi-Fi Wi-Fi is technology that provides wireless data connections between various devices within short range. |
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Wi-Fi Wi-Fi communications between devices are realized via the IEEE 802.11 standards. Some devices have the possibility to serve as Wi-Fi Hotspots by providing Internet access for other nearby devices. Wi-Fi Direct (Wi-Fi P2P) is another useful standard allowing devices to communicate with each other without need for wireless access point (WAP). |
► 802.11a (IEEE 802.11a-1999) ► 802.11b (IEEE 802.11b-1999) ► 802.11g (IEEE 802.11g-2003) ► 802.11n (IEEE 802.11n-2009) ► 802.11n 5GHz ► Dual band ► Wi-Fi Hotspot ► Wi-Fi Direct ► Wi-Fi Display |
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