Guest yoos Posted November 27, 2003 Report Share Posted November 27, 2003 I found the following info on the net regarding the Voyager. The pic on the site is an E100, but I believe it's supposed to be the Voyager based on the device name and the specs. Weird that it says 'Handset Only Price' too??? So what does the Bold Info below mean? :lol: http://www.expansys.us/product.asp?code=108953 Facts & Figures: Integrated Smartphone; Microsoft Windows ® Smartphone; Bluetooth-enabled; GSM / GPRS / GPRS Data; 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz; 32 MB ROM; 16 MB RAM; SDIO Memory Expansion; 16-bits Data Bus; 64k Colour Transflective LCD; Integrated Antenna Platform: Phone-centric base product (Smart Phone); Windows Smartphone, four languages support (Maximal); Provided seven languages for USA, GER, ESP, FRA, ITA, PTG and ENG; One modules integration solution with Perseus1 (120 MHz) and Nausica CS chips; Clock (CPU/SDRAM): 120 / 60 MHz; Remote support and diagnostics; Dimensions: 120.4mm(L) x 50.1mm(W) x 23.5mm(T); Volume 105cc; Weight: 130g (with battery), 92g (without battery); GSM Function: Tri-band 900 / 1800 / 1900; Support GPRS, Class C; Multi-slot class 8 (4R1T); Internal Antenna with tri-band support; Memory: Flash Rom; 16-bits Data Bus, 3.3 Volts; Two 16MB Flash-ROM. (Layout Reserved); 32MB: default configuration; For Stinger OS / APs, RF Firmware, and Charger / Radio Parameters (Mfg. Final Charger and radio calibration); RAM: 16-bits Data Bus with CSP Package (JEDEC standard); One 16MB or 32MB SDRAM LCD Module: 2.2" 176 x 220 dots resolution; 64K color TFT transflective LCD; White LED back light; Keyboard / button: Two phone buttons, (Send and End); Press and hold of End key (long hit, one second): Key lock; Press of End key (quick hit): End phone call; Press and hold of Send key (long hit, one second): Hands-free mode; Press of send key (quick hit): Make phone call; One navigation button (5 way) including action key, support multi-press function for 8-directions control; One dialling keypad: Keypad area as labeled in the standard format of GSM 02.30; Three standard modes for keypad text entry: T9, Multi-press and numeric; Two Stinger soft key buttons; Two Stinger buttons Home and Back; One recording button (side buttons); One volume up/down button (side buttons); One power button (on the top): Long hit (press and hold one second): turns on and off power; Quick hit: gives customer list of possible profiles and lines, launch quick application; Hands-Free mode support: Receiver mode for the defaulted volume of the incoming call; Hands-Free Enabled: During the phone call -> Press 'Send' key and hold one second; Hands-Free Disabled: During the Hands-Free mode --> Press 'Send' key and hold one second (long hit) to disable hands-free mode; Boot loader control method: Multi-key control: Press Recording button while battery plug-in ;) Notification: One Bi-Color LED (Green and Red) and lens for GSM standby, GSM network status, Event Notification, and Power; Charging status: Three color indication (Green, Red, and Amber [Green + Red]) for GSM standby and network status, Event Notification, and Power Charging status; Solid Green: Battery charging full(while plug AC); Solid Red: LDO Charging mode, Battery Empty (while plug AC); Solid Amber: Battery charging (while plug AC); Flashing Green-1 (Blinking, light 0.125ms every 3 second): Network is attached; Flashing Green-2 (Blinking, light 0.125ms every 1 second): notification; Flashing Red (Blinking, light every 0.125ms every 3 second): Battery low; Flashing Amber: N/A; No light: GSM off, Network is disconnected; Priority 1. Notification, 2. Battery charging status, 3.Network; Vibration for notification and incoming call; Notification by LED, Sound, Message, Vibration Motor Audio: Built-in microphone, and 3-in-1 speaker (receiver, loud speaker and buzzer); Loudspeaker for Hands-Free support; One earphone / microphone jack with stereo sound, 2.5mm diameter, Support PTT (Push-to-Talk) function for headset; 16-bits with 8KHz, 11KHz, 22KHz, 44.1KHz sample rate; MP3 Stereo; Automatically answer supported, for Car Kit and Headset; Ring sound for both speaker and headset during auto answer mode; Interface: 3.3V SIM Card; One Cradle Connector (Audio line In/Out for both Phone and Media Player, Serial, Slave USB, DC IN); One Infrared IrDA SIR; One SD memory extension slot Power: Talk: 3-6 hours; Operation time in GPRS mode: 2-5 hours; Standby: 60 - 90 hours; Battery recharge time must not exceed 4 hours; Standard Batteries: Re-chargeable battery, Li-Ion 1000mAh; A removable battery with hard-packed; AC Adaptor; AC input rating: 100 - 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz, 0.2A Max; DC output rating: 5V DC, 1A; Two steps backlight control for both LCD module and keypad (Dim and Light); Accessories: Serial Combo cable - Serial + DC Jack; USB Combo cable - USB + DC jack; Headset (stereo earphones with mono microphone); Docking cradle; Pouch; AC Adaptor (5W) Regulatory: GSM Type Approval (GCF / FTA); P&TTE: EMC/EMI, RF, Safety; PTCRB and FCC for US; WinCE Logo (NSTL); Application (In addition to Stinger APs): iPSM; MMS Client; T9 text entry (text input method); SIM Manager; Picture Album & Camera application Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest crimminsky Posted November 27, 2003 Report Share Posted November 27, 2003 What makes you think it's voyager based, theres no mention of the integrated camera and video function? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Dumdidum Posted November 27, 2003 Report Share Posted November 27, 2003 There is a mention of Bluetooth and integrated Camera! It's definitly a voyager! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest spacecowboy6982 Posted November 27, 2003 Report Share Posted November 27, 2003 Yup. For you guys with the dodgy earpieces this shold worry you : "Audio: Built-in microphone, and 3-in-1 speaker (receiver, loud speaker and buzzer)" Of course, unless its the AMerican term for "vibrate" lol spacecowboy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest yoos Posted November 27, 2003 Report Share Posted November 27, 2003 Buzzer isn't an American term for vibrate... not sure what buzzer means? Maybe that annoying buzzing sound some people have is a feature!??? :? :shock: :? The only other thing I can think of for a synonym of buzzer is an alarm clock. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Dave.Burn Posted November 28, 2003 Report Share Posted November 28, 2003 i'd guess it means ringer, as there is no seperate ringer speaker on the spv's like say nokias Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest spacecowboy6982 Posted November 28, 2003 Report Share Posted November 28, 2003 Lol - whatever it is im sure they're not going to include a list of bugs within their tech. spec, and ringer now seems the best option :lol: spacecowboy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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