Orpat P52

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Key Specifications See full specifications

Shades	Black
OS	NA
Display Size	1.5 inch
Rear Camera	0.0 MP
Front Camera
Primary Rear Camera	No
Battery	Standard Li-ion
Processor	-

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Quick Facts & Price
Announced	June, 2009
Form Factor	Bar
Box Content	Charger
Shades	Black
OS	NA
Languages	English
Processor & Sound
Processor	-
Display
Display Colours	65000
Touchscreen
Display Resolution (H)	128 pixels
Display Resolution (V)	128 pixels
Display Size	1.5 inch
SenseUI
Multi-Touch
Handwriting Recognition
Scratch Resistant
Display Type	TFT
Cameras
Rear Camera	0.0 MP
Camera Resolution	- pixels
Video Resolution	-
Front Camera
GeoTagging
Face Detection
Smile Detection
Auto Focus
Primary Rear Camera	No

RAM & Storage
Call Log	Yes
Memory Card	No
Phonebook Capacity	Yes
Battery Size & Backup
Maximum Standby Time	0.00 hours
Maximum Talktime	0.00 hours
Battery	Standard Li-ion
Internet & Connectivity
Infrared
HSCSD
Bluetooth	No
WAP	No
USB
Handsfree
GPS
A-GPS
Networks	GSM 900/1800 MHz
GPRS	No
Data Speed	NA
EDGE	-
2G Network	GSM 900/1800 MHz
3G Network	-
Wi-Fi	-
Features
Java	No
Calendar
Voice Dialing
Voice Memo
Sync
SyncML
Clock
Alarm Clock
Organiser
In-built Torch
Office Applications
Trackball
Other Features	-
Entertainment
Radio
Music Player
Video Player
Voice Recording
Image Viewer
Video Recording
3.5mm Jack/Port
Games	No
Ringtones
Vibration
Ringtones	Polyphonic, MP3
Messaging
T9 Dictionary
QWERTY Keypad
Messaging	SMS
Sensors
Accelerometer Sensor

Orpat P52 Review

29 Jan, 13 01:14 PM

Overview

Orpat P52: A Basic Mobile Phone

The Orpat P52 is a candy bar phone that weighs 65g and has dimensions of 96MM x 42.5MM x 14.6MM. The battery gives a user an average of 6 hours talk time and operates at dual band E-GSM 900/1800MHz frequency. It also has a display of TFT, 65K colors with a 1.5inches screen. Sadly, the model comes with no camera, hence anyone into capturing pictures would be disappointed with this lacking feature.

One biggest drawback is the phone doesn’t have an external memory slot which means it doesn’t have a music player either. Therefore, the phone is highly limited to users who just want to use a mobile for voice or simple text conversations. There is a basic FM radio player with speaker mode installed, so you would get to listen to some music. Orpat P52 has no support for GPRS, WAP or any other forms of internet browsing.