Tecno T473 0 B
 | Outdated Product A classic of the push-button handset genre, armed with a 2.8-inch colour screen with a resolution of 320x240 pixels, a double tray for a tandem SIM card and a capacious 1900 mAh battery. The bottom half of the front panel of the phone was occupied by a keypad with tightly set keys. The Tecno T473 additionally received a simple 0.3 MP rear camera and a completely archaic 0.08 MP front camera, flavored with its own flash. However, the very presence of a selfie camera goes to the device exclusively for the future. Also, the model got hold of a Bluetooth module, a built-in FM receiver and a music player. To store the audio library, the user will need to get an external microSD drive — the model is “friendly” with memory cards up to 32 GB inclusive. Each number from the phone book of the device...can be assigned its own melody and designate a contact with a photo. “Refilling” the batteries of the “mobile phone” is carried out by means of a cord with a microUSB connector at the tip of the “tail”. |
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A classic of the push-button handset genre, armed with a 2.8-inch colour screen with a resolution of 320x240 pixels, a double tray for a tandem SIM card and a capacious 1900 mAh battery. The bottom half of the front panel of the phone was occupied by a keypad with tightly set keys. The Tecno T473 additionally received a simple 0.3 MP rear camera and a completely archaic 0.08 MP front camera, flavored with its own flash.
However, the very presence of a selfie camera goes to the device exclusively for the future. Also, the model got hold of a Bluetooth module, a built-in FM receiver and a music player. To store the audio library, the user will need to get an external microSD drive — the model is “friendly” with memory cards up to 32 GB inclusive. Each number from the phone book of the device can be assigned its own melody and designate a contact with a photo. “Refilling” the batteries of the “mobile phone” is carried out by means of a cord with a microUSB connector at the tip of the “tail”.
