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Siemens C55
 This
model is a successor of M50, but not 45-series. It
has many similar features, which are not so noticeabel at first sight. It's interesting
that fluorescent covers are offered as additional accessories to this model. Before
they were available only for Nokia 3510.
- General features
- Announced in: June 2002
- eGSM900/GSM1800
- Battery type: Li-Ion 700 mAh
- Autonomy:
- Standby time: up to 260 hours
- Talk time: up to 6 hours
- Re-charging: about 2 hours
- Graphical display with the resolution of 101 x 64 pixels, it can show up to
4 text lines (16 characters each), one line with icons. This display has either
orange or blue backlighting, it depends on the phone colour.
- Available colours: Aqua, Champagne, Bordeaux
- Java
- Instant Messaging based on Wireless Java
- Interchangeable covers - CLIPit, keypad also can be changed. Fluorescent covers
are also available.
- Weight: 80 g.
- Dimensions: 101 x 44 x 21 mm
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Memory
- Phonebook: up to 50 phone numbers, one small picture can be added to one contact
- Lists of the last calls:
- 10 dialed numbers
- 10 received numbers
- 10 missed numbers with date and time indication
- Ringing tones, call management
- Vibrating alert
- 16-tones polyphonic ringing tones
- 26 ringing tones, which can be removed from the phone memory
- Speed dialing: for up to 8 phone numbers
- Autodialing (up to 10 attempts)
- EFR, HR, FR, AMR
- Voice dialing (up to 20 voice tags)
- Voice commands (up to 10 voice tags)
- Handsfree mode
- SMS
- EMS
- A possibility to send and receive ringtones and animated pictures
- A possibility to send a group SMS message
- Predictive text input Ò9
- Concatenateted messages
- Templates
- Russain text input
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Connectivity
- WAP 1.2.1
- GPRS class 8
- Over the Air interface
- USB synchronization with PC
- Organiser and extras
- A possibility to record ringtones with a help of micraphone
- Time, date
- Alarm-clock, which can alarm in special days of the week
- Calculator, currency converter
- Organiser, which supports different types of events, but without a calendar
- Notes
- Screen savers, which can be protected by a password
- Java applications: Remind Me, Unit Converter
- Games: Prince of Persia, Galaxy Hero
Eldar Murtazin ([email protected])
Published - 24 February 2003
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