Networking and Connectivity
This model operated on GSM 900/1800/1900 networks, allowing it to be used in various regions globally, providing it with a competitive edge in terms of connectivity. Although it supported GPRS Class 8, it did not offer EDGE technology, which limited data speeds for mobile internet. The presence of an infrared port was a notable inclusion, enabling short-range wireless data transfer, although it did not have Bluetooth capability. The lack of WLAN, Bluetooth, and positioning services, which are now standard, highlighted the phone's limitations in wireless communication and navigation.
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