Motorola A768i specifications
2.50" TFT resistive touchscreen240×320780mAh
The Motorola A768i is a pioneering 2004 Linux-based smartphone featuring a 2.8-inch TFT resistive touchscreen at 240x320 resolution — one of the earliest touchscreen smartphones available. Powered by a 206 MHz processor with 96MB storage, it offered Bluetooth 1.1, an infrared port, and basic CIF camera with video recording. It targeted early adopters seeking a smartphone experience before the touchscreen era fully arrived.
See full specifications below ↓Strengths
- Pro: TFT resistive touchscreen with 240x320 resolution was advanced for 2004
- Pro: Linux-based OS offered a pioneering open-platform smartphone experience
- Pro: Bluetooth 1.1 plus infrared for wireless connectivity options
- Pro: CIF camera with QCIF video recording capability
- Pro: Compact 100 x 53 x 21mm form factor for a touchscreen smartphone
Weaknesses
- Con: 780mAh battery struggled with the power demands of the touchscreen
- Con: No memory card slot with only 96MB internal storage
- Con: 206 MHz processor limited app performance and multitasking
- Con: Resistive touchscreen required a stylus for precise input
- Con: No 3G connectivity, GPRS only
Full Specifications
Display
2.50"
Screen Size
0.1MP
Resolution
- Size
- 2.50 inches
- Resolution
- 240 x 320 pixels
- Aspect Ratio
- 3:4
- Pixel Density
- 160 ppi
- Technology
- TFT resistive touchscreen
Chipset & Memory
- Storage
- 96 MB
Battery
780 mAh
Battery
- Capacity
- 780 mAh
Design
120g
Weight
100x53x21
Dimensions (mm)
- Form Factor
- Bar
- Dimensions
- 100 x 53 x 21 mm
- Weight
- 120 g (4.23 oz)
Connectivity
1.1
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth
- 1.1
- USB
- Proprietary
Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.
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