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Antenna design External (fixed)
Design (footprint) Candy bar
Display type
external Full graphics, 65,536-colour TFT LCD with white backlights (resolution @ 128x128 pixels)
internal n/a
Exchangeable items
(covers / keypads / etc) None
Network bands supported GSM 900 / 1800 MHz (dual-band for APAC / EMEA)
Operating System /
platform / user interface Panasonic proprietary
Usage
talk time Up to 270 mins
standby time Up to 210 hours
Weight and dimensions 104 x 45 x 12.9 mm
Major features
Camera Integrated VGA-based (307,200 pixel) camera with CMOS sensor (non-adjustable lens) and integrated self-view mirror
Data support CSD (dial-up/GSM Data), GPRS (Class
Device connectivity Infrared (IR)
External memory support n/a
Internet applications WAP 2.0 browser
Messaging capabilities MMS, SMS
Ringtones supported MIDI-based polyphonic (16-chord)
Synchronisation n/a
Third-party app support Java-based
Other items of interest
Design - thin and light candy bar design - at just 12.9mm and 86 grams respectively
Handle bar antenna design - can also be used to attach a strap or lanyard to the phone
Organiser-based features - basic functionality supported
Expected release
Q4, 2004 - APAC (Asia-Pacific) and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) markets
"Slim" seems to be Panasonic's design genre for phones just announced at the CommunicAsia 2004 event in Singapore...
And the X200, taking on a candy bar design, takes first prize for being the thinnest phone out there! At just 12.9mm and weighing just 86 grams, it is equipped with both a 65,536-colour TFT LCD and integrated VGA camera! The X200 may just end up in places that no other phone could before...
Various finishings are also available - with two of these including brushed metal and a shiny plastic surfacing. Different colours in the two may be available when the phone is released into the market.
This dual-band handset also comes with SMS/MMS messaging, Java support, 16-chord polyphonics, CSD/GPRS data support, and infrared (IR) wireless data support. Panasonic hopes to have the X200 out into the market by Q4 (September-December) this year.
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Posted: 2004-06-16 20:10:38
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Panasonic announced the X200 back in June, and now its been launched into the market.
X200 is the slimmest of the both newcomers- only 12,9 mm (120 x 46 x 12,9) – which makes it the world’s thinnest mobile. X200 is equipped with a VGA camera and a 65k TFT screen.
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Posted: 2004-11-12 00:20:48
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