Motorola A920 specifications
2.90" TFT208×3201050mAhTi Omap 151032 MB RAM
The Motorola A920 is a 2003 Symbian UIQ 7.0 touchscreen smartphone featuring early 3G/UMTS connectivity for video calling, powered by the TI OMAP 1510 at 168 MHz with 32MB RAM. Its 2.9-inch TFT resistive touchscreen and stylus-based input made it one of the most advanced European smartphones of its era. The dual-camera setup enabled video calling over 3G, a groundbreaking capability for 2003.
See full specifications below ↓Strengths
- Pro: 3G UMTS connectivity enabling video calling in 2003
- Pro: 2.9-inch touchscreen with handwriting recognition via stylus
- Pro: VGA cameras supporting video calls and photo capture
- Pro: GPS connectivity built-in
- Pro: Symbian UIQ offering rich third-party app support
Weaknesses
- Con: Very heavy at 212g for a phone
- Con: Short 3G talk time (~2 hours) with 1050mAh battery
- Con: Resistive touchscreen requires stylus for accurate input
- Con: Bulky 24mm thickness
- Con: Limited 8MB internal user storage with no pre-installed SD card
Full Specifications
Display
2.90"
Screen Size
0.1MP
Resolution
- Size
- 2.90 inches
- Resolution
- 208 x 320 pixels
- Aspect Ratio
- 13:20
- Pixel Density
- 132 ppi
- Technology
- TFT
Chipset & Memory
Ti Omap 1510
Chipset
32MB
RAM
- Chipset
- Ti Omap 1510
- Manufacturer
- Ti
- RAM
- 32 MB
- Storage
- 8 MB
Battery
1050 mAh
Battery
- Capacity
- 1050 mAh
Design
212g
Weight
148x60x24
Dimensions (mm)
- Form Factor
- Bar
- Dimensions
- 148 x 60 x 24 mm
- Weight
- 212 g (7.48 oz)
- Colors
- Silver
Connectivity
Yes
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth
- Yes
- USB
- Proprietary
- GPS
- GPS
Network
4G
LTE
3G
UMTS
- Network Bands
- WCDMA: 2100 (2100); LTE: 900 (900), 1800 (1800), 1900 (1900)
Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.
