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Sony Ericsson Cedar

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This phone received the name Cedar (“cedar”) for belonging to an “environmentally friendly” series — such devices are made from recycled plastic and are supplied with electronic instructions (instead of paper ones). Otherwise, this is a fairly standard entry-level device, not the most budgetary, but no frills; we can only highlight the work in 3G networks and software clients for Facebook and Twitter.
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Sony Ericsson Cedar
Screen:2.2 ", 320x240
Memory size:+ memory card slot
Camera:2 MP
Battery:1000 mAh, removable

This phone received the name Cedar (“cedar”) for belonging to an “environmentally friendly” series — such devices are made from recycled plastic and are supplied with electronic instructions (instead of paper ones). Otherwise, this is a fairly standard entry-level device, not the most budgetary, but no frills; we can only highlight the work in 3G networks and software clients for Facebook and Twitter.

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Specifications Cedar
Main
Operating systemproprietary
Display
Main display2.2 "
320x240
Hardware
Memory card slotmicroSD
Main camera
Main lens2 MP
Connections and communication
Cellular technology3G
Connectivity technologyBluetooth
Inputs & outputsmicroUSB
mini-jack (3.5 mm)
Features and navigation
FeaturesFM receiver
Power supply
Battery capacity1000 mAh
Battery typeLi-ion (graphite)
Removable battery
General
Bezel/back cover materialplastic
Dimensions (HxWxD)111x49x15.5 mm
Weight84 g
Added to E-CatalogJune 2010
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
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