Sendo X2 specifications

2.20" TFT176×2201.3MP Camera720mAhTi Omap 591016 MB RAM
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The Sendo X2 is a cancelled Symbian Series 60 smartphone announced in 2004 by UK-based Sendo. Built on the TI OMAP 5910 processor with 16MB RAM, it featured a 2.2-inch TFT display, 1.3MP camera, and miniSD expansion running Symbian OS 6.1. The device was never commercially released following Sendo's financial difficulties and company closure.

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Strengths

  • Pro: Symbian OS 6.1 with Series 60 enabled third-party app support
  • Pro: miniSD card expansion adds storage flexibility
  • Pro: Compact and lightweight at 95g for a Symbian smartphone
  • Pro: TI OMAP 5910 provided capable multimedia performance for its era

Weaknesses

  • Con: Never officially released — no commercial availability
  • Con: Only 16MB RAM severely limits multitasking
  • Con: 1.3MP camera lacks autofocus and flash
  • Con: 720mAh battery offers minimal usage time
  • Con: Company ceased operations, leaving no support or updates

Full Specifications

Display

2.20"
Screen Size
0MP
Resolution
Size
2.20 inches
Resolution
176 x 220 pixels
Aspect Ratio
4:5
Pixel Density
128 ppi
Technology
TFT

Chipset & Memory

Ti Omap 5910
Chipset
16MB
RAM
Chipset
Ti Omap 5910
Manufacturer
Ti
RAM
16 MB
Storage
32 MB

Camera

1.3MP
Main Camera
Main Camera
1.3 MP

Battery

720 mAh
Battery
Capacity
720 mAh

Design

95g
Weight
110.5x48.5x22.8
Dimensions (mm)
Form Factor
Bar
Dimensions
110.5 x 48.5 x 22.8 mm
Weight
95 g (3.35 oz)

Connectivity

Yes
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
Yes
USB
Proprietary

Network

4G
LTE
3G
UMTS
Network Bands
WCDMA: 2100 (2100); LTE: 1800 (1800), 1900 (1900)

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.

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