Connectivity and Communication
With 2G GSM bands operating at 900/1800, the X100 was adept at handling basic voice calls and text messaging, but connectivity options were quite limited. The phone did not support GPRS or EDGE, reflecting its status as a purely voice-centric device. Essential communication was via SMS, as this was the phone's primary messaging service. Users could store up to 300 phonebook entries, managing call records efficiently. The absence of internet capabilities, Bluetooth, and USB connectivity indicated the phone's limited interaction potential with other devices or online services.
- ⬤ Micromax X100 Introduction
- ⬤ Micromax X100 Design and Build
- ⬤ Micromax X100 Display Characteristics
- ⬤ Micromax X100 Connectivity and Communication