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| Schwach | Durchschnitt | Gut | Exzellent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bildschirmgröße | 4,55 in Am besten: Asus FonePad 8 Bildschirmgröße: 8 in | |||
 Batteriekapazität | 1900 mAh Am besten: Doogee BL12000 Batteriekapazität: 12000 mAh | |||
 Pixeldichte | 323 ppi Am besten: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixeldichte: 891 ppi | |||
 CPU-Taktrate | 1,5 GHz Am besten: Motorola Moto G100 CPU-Taktrate: 3,2 GHz | |||
| Betriebssystem | Android 4.0 |
|---|---|
| CPU-Taktrate | 1.5 GHz |
| CPU-Kerne | Dual-core |
| CPU-Modell | Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 MSM8260 |
| GPU-Modell | Qualcomm Adreno 220 |
| RAM-Speicher | 1 GB |
| Auflösung des primären Sensors | 12.0 Mpx |
|---|---|
| Videoaufnahme | Ja |
| Höchste Videoauflösung | 1920 x 1080 px |
| 3D-Erfassung | Ja |
| Autofokus | Ja |
| Digitale Bildstabilisierung | Ja |
| Digitaler Zoom | Ja |
| Gesichtserkennung | Ja |
| Geo-Tagging | Ja |
| LED-Blitz | Ja |
| Panorama | Ja |
| Lächelnerkennung | Ja |
| Berühren Sie den Fokus | Ja |
| Interne Speicher | 16 GB |
|---|---|
| Speicherkartenlesegerät | Ja |
| Maximaler Kartenspeicher | 32GB |
| Unterstützte Arten von Speicherkarten | microSD |
| Höhe | 133.0 mm |
|---|---|
| Breite | 68.0 mm |
| Tiefe | 10.8 mm |
| Gewicht | 144.0 g |
| FM-Radio | Ja |
|---|
| Drahtloses Netzwerk (Wi-Fi) | Ja |
|---|---|
| Standard für drahtlose Netzwerke |
|
| Datenübertragung | HSPA+ |
| Navigationssystem | GLONASS |
| 2G GSM | Ja |
| GSM-Frequenzen |
|
| 3G UMTS | Ja |
| UMTS-Frequenzen |
|
| 4G LTE | Ja |
| LTE-Frequenzen |
|
| Mobiler Hotspot | Ja |
| Bildschirmgröße | 4.55 in |
|---|---|
| Berührungssensitiver Bildschirm | Ja |
| Anzahl der Farben | 16.7M |
| Panel-Typ | LCD |
| Auflösung | 1280 x 720 px |
| Pixeldichte | 323.0 ppi |
| Unterstützung für zwei Bildschirme | Ja |
| Kratzfestes Display | Ja |
| HDR | Nein |
| Multi-Touch | Ja |
| Primäre Auflösung | 1.3 Mpx |
|---|
| Farbe des Produkts |
|
|---|---|
| Material | Plastik |
| Wasserabweisend | Nein |
| Stoßfest | Nein |
| Beschleunigungsmesser | Ja |
|---|---|
| Nähe | Ja |
| Digitaler Kompass | Ja |
| Umgebungslichtsensor | Ja |
| Gyroskop | Ja |
| Dual-Sim-Unterstützung | Nein |
|---|---|
| Sim Kartengröße | Mini-SIM |
| DLNA zertifiziert | Ja |
| Bluetooth | Ja |
| Bluetooth-Version | 2.1 EDR |
| Bluetooth-Profil |
|
| NFC | Ja |
| Ladeanschluss |
|
| Kopfhöreranschluss | 3,5 mm |
| USB-Version | 2.0 |
| Video-Ausgang | HDMI |
| Austauschbare Batterie | Nein |
|---|---|
| Batterietyp | Lithium-Ionen |
| Batteriekapazität | 1900.0 mAh |
| Standby-Zeit | 350.0 h |
| Sprechzeit | 4.0 h |
| Schnellladung | Nein |
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