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Sharp 904SH specifications

2.40" TFT480×6403.2MP Camera750mAh

The Sharp 904SH is a landmark 2006 Japanese flip phone and the world's first mobile device with a full VGA (480×640) display, developed for Vodafone Japan. Beyond its extraordinary screen, it packs a 3.15MP autofocus camera with 2x optical zoom, a front CIF camera for 3G video calls, GPS, and a 3D motion sensor for gesture-based interaction. The 904SH was a technological showcase years ahead of mainstream smartphones.

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Strengths

  • Pro: World's first mobile VGA (480×640) display, exceptional for 2006
  • Pro: 3.15MP autofocus camera with 2x optical zoom and LED flash
  • Pro: Front-facing CIF camera enables 3G video calls over UMTS
  • Pro: Built-in GPS for navigation capability
  • Pro: 3D motion sensor for gesture controls and gaming

Weaknesses

  • Con: Japan-exclusive model with limited international availability
  • Con: Bulky at 151g and 28mm thick when closed
  • Con: Only 750mAh battery for a feature-heavy device
  • Con: Just 20MB internal storage, miniSD card required for more
  • Con: Proprietary USB connector limits accessory compatibility

Full Specifications

Display

2.40"
Screen Size
0.3MP
Resolution
Size
2.40 inches
Resolution
480 x 640 pixels
Aspect Ratio
3:4
Pixel Density
333 ppi
Technology
TFT

Chipset & Memory

Storage
20 MB

Camera

3.2MP
Main Camera
Main Camera
3.2 MP
Main Camera Features
Autofocus

Battery

750 mAh
Battery
Capacity
750 mAh

Design

151g
Weight
104x50x28
Dimensions (mm)
Form Factor
Flip
Dimensions
104 x 50 x 28 mm
Weight
151 g (5.33 oz)

Connectivity

Yes
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
Yes
USB
Proprietary

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.

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