At A Glance
The G1 has great call quality and does a good job of melding hardware with the Android operating system.
The Specs
| Processor |
|---|
| Processor type |
Vendor did not disclose |
| Display |
|---|
| Display size |
3.2 inches |
| Display type |
Color |
| Touchscreen |
Yes |
| Resolution |
480 x 320 pixels |
| Storage |
|---|
| Other storage |
Micro SD |
| Battery |
|---|
| Battery Type |
Lithium ion |
| Vendor Rated Talk Time |
5.0 hours |
| Vendor Rated Standby Time |
5.0 hours |
| Ports and Connections |
|---|
| Wireless connection |
Yes |
| Dimensions |
|---|
| Width |
0.62 inches |
| Depth |
4.6 inches |
| Height |
4.6 inches |
| Weight |
0.35 pounds |
| Storage Media |
|---|
| SD card |
Micro SD |
| Carrier |
|---|
| HSDPA |
1 |
| EDGE |
1 |
| Cell Carrier |
T-Mobile |
| UMTS |
1 |
| GSM 1800 |
1 |
| GSM 1900 |
1 |
| GSM 850 |
1 |
| GPRS |
1 |
| Supported Video Formats |
|---|
| MPEG4 |
Yes |
| wmv |
Yes |
| Supported Audio Formats |
|---|
| OGG Vorbis |
Yes |
| AAC |
|
| MP3 |
Yes |
| WAV |
Yes |
| Included Software |
|---|
| Operating System |
Proprietary |
Performance
| Battery |
|---|
| Battery Life Average |
5:51 Hours:Seconds |
| Battery Life Word Score |
Good |
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