SO-2510 Satellite Phone

The Thuraya SO-2510 is the world's smallest satellite phone.

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Specifications:

Memory
Installed memory (RAM)
32 MB
Phone Networks
Mobile Networks
Optus
Multimedia Features
GPS
Yes
Phonebook
Yes
To-do list
No
Cradle
No
MP3 Player
No
Antenna
External
Notes
No
Text Viewer
No
Vibrating Alert
No
Handwriting Recognition
No
Ringtones Type
Polyphonic
Predictive text input
Yes
Video Recorder
No
Inbuilt Camera
No
Video Player
No
Case
No
Mass Storage
No
FM tuner
No
Ringtone Composer
No
Picture Viewer
No
Games
No
Calendar
Yes
Calculator
Yes
Headphones
Yes
Alarm clock
Yes
Currency converter
No
Stopwatch
Yes
Profiles
No
Voice Recorder
No
General
Length (mm)
53
Width (mm)
118
Other Features
12 languages including Arabic, English, Farsi, French, German, Hindi, Spanish, Russian, Urdu, Italian, Portuguese and Turkish
Height (mm)
19
Warranty (Months)
12
Accessories
Car Charger, Travel Charger, Standard Battery, Heavy Duty Battery, USB Data Cable, Solar Charger
Weight (g)
130
Available Colours
Silver Grey
Power Options
Power Supply
Battery
Battery Size
Proprietary
Main Display (Internal)
Colour Support
260k Colours
Screen size
1.5 in
Screen Resolution
128x128
Display Technology
LCD
Phones
Talk Time (minutes)
Up to 150
Form Factor
Candybar
Standby Time (hours)
Up to 40+
Input Devices
Input Devices
Buttons, 5-way Navigation
Software
Operating Systems
Proprietary
Wired Connections
Number of Headphone Jack Ports
1
Wired Terminals / Ports
Headphone Jack
Data Services
Messaging Capabilities
SMS
*Specifications are subject to change without notice. While every attempt has been made by IDG Communications in the production of these specifications, possible errors or omissions may still occur. IDG Communications neither assumes legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any product specifications supplied.

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