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Siemens introduced the mobile phone ST60

13.01.2004

Siemens has introduced a new mobile phone Siemens ST60, an improved analog of the ST55 model.

The phone has a color LCD display showing 65536 colors, a digital camera with 4x zoom, support for JAVA applications, 40 tonal polyphonic melodies, a built-in WAP 2.0 browser, and is powered by a 750 mAh lithium-ion battery. For better control of your phone and digital camera, there is a 5-way joystick. Device weight - 87 gr.

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