Children from poor families can't afford to get hurt... Want to buy a smartphone but...
Nokia 5233 Smartphone (Black)\**Basic Specifications\[Model] Nokia 5233\[Phone Type] Smartphone\[Design] Candybar\[Main Screen Size] 3.2 inches\[Main Screen Material] TFT\[Main Screen Resolution] 360*640 pixels\[Main Screen Colors] 16 million colors\[Network Mode] GSM\[Battery Capacity] 1320mAh\[Talk Time] 648 minutes (provided by the manufacturer, for reference only)\[Standby Time] 455 hours (provided by the manufacturer, for reference only)\[Operating System] Symbian S60\[Internal Memory] 70MB\[Memory Card] MicroSD card\[Expandable Capacity] 16GB\[Body Color] Black, White\[Standard Accessories] One 1320mAh lithium battery, wired charger, headset, user manual, warranty card\**Multimedia\[Camera] Built-in\[Camera Resolution] 2 megapixels\[Sensor Type] CMOS\[Digital Zoom] 3x digital zoom\[Image Size] Supports up to 1600×1200 pixels photo shooting\[Photo Effects] Normal, Nostalgic, Black & White, Negative, Realistic\[Other Features] White balance, exposure measurement, photo editor\[Video Recording] 30fps 640×480 pixels\[Video Playback] Supports 3gp/MPEG-4 formats\[Audio Playback] Supports MP4/3GP formats, built-in RealPlayer\[Image Format] Supports JPEG/EXIF formats\[Flash Function] Supports Flash Lite 3.0\**Data Features\[Bluetooth Transfer] Supports Bluetooth 2.0 + A2DP\[Email] Supports IMAP4, POP3, SMTP, etc.\[Data Cable Interface] Micro USB v2.0\**Other Features\[Flight Mode]\[Memo]\[World Time]\[Hands-free Calling]\[Profile Modes]\[Email]\[Voice Recorder]\[Calendar]\[Alarm]\[Ovi Maps]\[Gravity Sensor]\[Built-in Games]\[Notepad]\[Schedule]\Market Price: 1380 yuan, MaiMaiBao Price 799 yuan\Order Now: White|Black|Phone Order\Consultation Hotline: 400-886-9499\======================================\Ahhhh! Only 800 yuan! Too tempting. 55555555 But I can't afford it, even though it's only 800 yuan. 5233
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Honestly, it would be better to buy the V880 orange version, which only costs 800. The specs are those of the UK orange version. As for the China Unicom customized version, it is said that the memory is 256+256, and the screen has been changed to TFT, everything else is the same. Appearance: Candybar touchscreen, black. Phone system: Android 2.2. CPU: Qualcomm 7227 platform, 600MHz. Memory: 512MB ROM + 512MB RAM. Phone standard: WCDMA/GSM. Phone screen: OLED display, 3.5 inches, WVGA level, 480*800 pixels. Touchscreen: Capacitive, supports multi-touch. Camera: 3.2 megapixels, autofocus; supports video recording. Wireless: WiFi; Bluetooth; FM radio (requires headphone support); GPS. GPS: built-in GPS chip. Others: Supports gravity sensing; light sensing. Supports AP function, meaning using the phone as a hotspot, which means a wireless network card. Interface: 3.5mm headphone jack; Micro 5pin data interface. 5233 doesn't compare.
The orange version of ZTE's V880 really works. The U880 has slightly better specs, but the 800's CPU is weak. Various problems arise. The V880 is relatively better. It can be overclocked to 790 without any pressure.
Domestic phones like Huawei and ZTE are all fine now. The devices are also still cheap, and the specs are decent enough.
CPU refers to the computer system, right? When I was a kid playing the Subor Hot-Blooded Fighting game, there was a CPU.
The mobile phone CPU[1] is one of the phone's performance aspects that shoppers usually overlook in daily life. In fact, the most important part of a high-performance smartphone is definitely its 'core,' that is, the CPU. Just like a computer CPU, it is the control center of the entire phone and also the control hub of the logic part. The microprocessor achieves its control objectives by running the software stored in memory and accessing the databases within the memory.
I have always preferred Nokia. The 5320 is also a smartphone, with a 369 MHz CPU. Is it powerful or not?
Nokia really isn't doing well now. For the same price, other phones can't compare in terms of specs and such.
What's going on with your domestic CPU? There are only three: a Qualcomm, a TI, and some other one... You should check the mobile CPU manufacturers.
Mirror, oh mirror, are you an Android fan? I see you recommend many friends to buy Android phones. I am a Nokia fan, always recommending Nokia, the eternal classic. I bought a C5, and my next one is ready to be a 603, but unfortunately, I don't have the money and will have to wait four more months to buy it...
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