Design and Display
The Maxon MX-E80 was designed to cater to the tastes of the early 2000s, featuring a classic candy bar form factor. With dimensions that aren't specified, we can assume it intended to be compact and pocket-friendly, which was a priority for users then. It utilized a Mini-SIM, which was the standard before the widespread adoption of micro and nano SIMs. The display was capable of showing 65K colors, and although its resolution details are lacking, it likely was limited to basic visual output, sufficient for its functionalities like wallpapers and simple graphical icons.