Memory and Connectivity
Internally, the J300 offers 12MB of storage, which was a reasonable amount at the time for storing contacts and messages, albeit with no expandable memory option. The phonebook capabilities included not only the storage of contacts but also added features like photo call, enhancing user experience by adding a personal touch to contacts. However, connectivity options were limited. The phone supports GPRS for basic internet connectivity, yet lacks modern conveniences such as Bluetooth and USB, choosing instead to utilize a proprietary connector. Notably absent are advanced features such as WLAN, positioning, or FM radio. This highlights the phone’s focus on voice and basic messaging rather than on connectivity.
- ⬤ Sony Ericsson J300 Introduction
- ⬤ Sony Ericsson J300 Design and Build
- ⬤ Sony Ericsson J300 Display
- ⬤ Sony Ericsson J300 Memory and Connectivity