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Sharp recently submitted an application for approval by the FCC for the GX-30, its latest GSM handset. Not only does it feature an upgrade to the GX-20's amazing 65K color screen this time it's 262K colors but it also features an SD slot for storing photos, videos, and music files. Did I mention it has Bluetooth? And a 1 megapixel camera? It looks like we are finally getting phones that will, in some ways, compete with the latest Japanese offerings.
The GX-30 also features 40 voice polyphonics, a 7 color light which can be used as a camera flash or torch (already seen in the GX-20), along with the ability to record short video clips. A generous 8MB of memory is included for multimedia storage and Java games. Finally, we can confirm that the GX-30 has received approval from the Bluetooth SIG for Headset and Serial Port support.
It looks like Sharp has really listened to what its users wanted Ive heard many a prospective GX-20 buyer complain "if only it had Bluetooth"! Sharp will be offering the GX-30 through the Vodafone network, as it has done with the GX-10 and GX-20. No official release date has been confirmed.
Specifications for the Sharp GX-30
Band Quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900Mhz)
Data GPRS Class 10
Size 95mm x 49mm x 26mm
Weight 100g
Battery Life ? hours standby time
? hours talk time
Main Display 262k color TFT with CGS, 240x320 resolution
Sub-Display 64K CSTN, 64x96 pixels
Camera 1 Megapixel camera (858x1144 pixels) with flash
Video recording with sound
Text Messaging MMS/SMS
Email Yes
Browser WAP
SyncML Yes
Bluetooth yes
Infrared Yes
Java Yes
Polyphonics Yes (16 voices)
Radio No
Memory 8MB - user expandable with SD/MMC card
Other MP3 player, 7 light flash/torch
The GX-30 also features 40 voice polyphonics, a 7 color light which can be used as a camera flash or torch (already seen in the GX-20), along with the ability to record short video clips. A generous 8MB of memory is included for multimedia storage and Java games. Finally, we can confirm that the GX-30 has received approval from the Bluetooth SIG for Headset and Serial Port support.
It looks like Sharp has really listened to what its users wanted Ive heard many a prospective GX-20 buyer complain "if only it had Bluetooth"! Sharp will be offering the GX-30 through the Vodafone network, as it has done with the GX-10 and GX-20. No official release date has been confirmed.
Specifications for the Sharp GX-30
Band Quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900Mhz)
Data GPRS Class 10
Size 95mm x 49mm x 26mm
Weight 100g
Battery Life ? hours standby time
? hours talk time
Main Display 262k color TFT with CGS, 240x320 resolution
Sub-Display 64K CSTN, 64x96 pixels
Camera 1 Megapixel camera (858x1144 pixels) with flash
Video recording with sound
Text Messaging MMS/SMS
Email Yes
Browser WAP
SyncML Yes
Bluetooth yes
Infrared Yes
Java Yes
Polyphonics Yes (16 voices)
Radio No
Memory 8MB - user expandable with SD/MMC card
Other MP3 player, 7 light flash/torch
