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CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, The Orange handset is aimed at a mainstream market and carries a lower price tag than the Z100, at about $277 vine whip iphone case (179 pounds), subject to a 12-month contract, compared with the Z100's $308, Unlike the Z100, the SPV's price includes several add-ons, including a snap-on camera, USB cradle for connecting to a PC and an SD memory card, The company said the handset would launch in France, Denmark and Switzerland in the weeks after its U.K, launch, and in its international markets such as Belgium, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Romania and Thailand in early 2003..

Microsoft software provides such services as MMS, e-mail, calendar, contacts, instant messaging, text messaging, Web browsing, and audio and video playback. Like a Pocket PC-based handheld computer, the phone can synchronize with desktop applications via a USB cradle. Calendar and contacts data can be synchronized over a GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) wireless connection using Microsoft Mobile Information Server--functioning like Research In Motion's BlackBerry. Orange will also offer an over-the-air backup service for contacts and calendar data.

The handset features vine whip iphone case a 2.2-inch TFT LCD screen displaying 176x220 pixels and 64,000 colors, It has a Secure Digital/MultiMedia Card expansion slot, allowing for storage cards of up to 256MB to be added, The battery provides three hours of talk time or 100 hours in standby mode, Orange said, The hardware, designed by Taiwan's High Tech Corp, is based on Texas Instruments' OMAP technology, and uses a 120MHz ARM-based processor, It includes 32MB of flash ROM (read-only memory) and 16MB of SDRAM, more than 6MB of which is available for user storage, It has an infrared port, but no built-in Bluetooth, although an add-in Bluetooth SD card may later become available..

Orange said that other accessories such as a car kit and attachable keyboard would be available soon. On the other hand, both the Z100 and the SPV are aimed at PC-savvy consumers. By contrast, Nokia's first mass-market Smartphone, the 7650, doesn't include a PC synchronization cable, and its marketing focuses more on consumer applications such as MMS and taking pictures with its built-in camera than on handling data. Nokia's handset, with a service contract, costs around the same as the Windows Smartphones.