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HP Palm Veer 4G P160 GSM Phone, Black & White (Unlocked)

 

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The HP Palm Veer 4G P160 GSM Phone lets you connect to your world on the go. This black HP GSM phone has built-in WiFi, which puts Internet connection conveniently at your fingertips. With a smooth 2.6" touch screen, you can navigate through menus and features easily. The HP Palm Veer P160 4g GSM Phone functions as an MP3 player and lets you use MP3 tracks as ringtones. With vibration alerts, this black HP GSM Phone will still keep you up-to-date even when you need to turn off sound. The GSM Phone makes communication easy with SMS and MMS features, e-mail access, instant messaging and predictive text. This HP Palm Veer P160 4g GSM Phone comes with a cSTN 256k color touch screen and an easy-to-use QWERTY keyboard.

HP Palm Veer 4G P160 GSM Phone (Unlocked):

Sound and Music:
  • MP3/eAAC+/WMA player
  • MP3/WAV ring tones
  • Vibration alerts
Mobile Features:
  • Bluetooth v.2.1 with A2DP
  • HSDPA: 14.4Mbps
  • HSUPA: 5.76Mbps
  • microUSB 2.0 port
  • WLAN: 802.11 b/g/n
  • HP webOS 2.1
  • 5 megapixel camera
  • Video capable
  • 800MHz Scorpion processor
  • Accelerometer, proximity
  • MIDP 2.1 Java
  • Browser: HTML, Adobe Flash
  • GPS with A-GPS support
  • AT&T dedicated apps
  • MP4/H.264/H.263 player
  • Document viewer
Technical Profile:
  • 84mm x 54.5mm x 15.1mm
  • Talk Time: Up to 5 h
  • Stand-by Time: Up to 300 h
  • Battery: Li-Ion 910mAh
Display:
  • cSTN 256k color touch screen
  • Resolution: 320 x 400
  • QWERTY keyboard
Messaging:
  • SMS and MMS
  • Email
  • Instant messaging
  • Predictive text
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