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| | | Height || 88.9 mm | ||
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| | | Width || 127 mm | ||
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| Depth || 22.6 mm | |||
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| Weight || 115 grams | |||
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| | | Screen Size || 73.7 | ||
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| | | Screen Resolution || 132 x 65<br>6 line x 25 chrs | ||
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| Aspect Ratio || 132:65 | |||
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| Color Depth || 1 bit | |||
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| | | Type || Li-Ion | ||
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| | | Model || 1xAA<br>Internal Spare Battery | ||
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| Removable || Yes | |||
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| | | Keyboard Type || QWERTY | ||
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| | | Processor Brand || 32bit Intel 386EX | ||
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| System Memory/RAM || 304 KB RAM | |||
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| Built-in Storage || 2 MB Flash RAM | |||
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| | | Network Bands || Used BellSouth's Intelligent Wireless (Mobitex) Network 900 MHz | ||
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| | | Data Port || RS-232C (Serial) | ||
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| | | Navigation Device || Jog Wheel | ||
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== More Information == | == More Information == | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 3 April 2021
As per the description in this review:
- Looking for a way to stay in touch on the go? AOL Mobile Communicator might be the easiest, and most affordable solution for you. The Mobile Communicator is one of the newer additions to the AOL’s AOL Anywhere initiative. Based on the familiar BlackBerry design from Research in Motion (RIM), the AOL Mobile Communicator is a smartly designed pager-sized device for sending and receiving your AOL e-mail and instant messages. This thing will turn heads, even among the crowd that would normally say something like, "You still use AOL?" (you know who you are). Read More
History
Sunset
AOL Mobile Communicator Going Dark was announced in June 2003.[1]
Revival
Currently none of the NINA developers have access to an AOL Mobile Communicator, but if you are able to provide one or further information on it in technical detail, please email us at contribute@wiki.nina.bz
Specs
General
| Device Name | AOL Mobile Communicator |
| Released OS | AOL OS 1.1 |
| Current OS | AOL OS 1.1 |
| Announced Date | November 30th, 2000 |
| Released Date | November 30th, 2000 |
| Colors | Purple |
| Notes | This was a modified version of the 950 made for AOL Services for the AOLMC was discontinued by AOL on August 1st, 2003 |
Size & Weight
| Height | 88.9 mm |
| Width | 127 mm |
| Depth | 22.6 mm |
| Weight | 115 grams |
Display
| Screen Size | 73.7 |
| Screen Resolution | 132 x 65 6 line x 25 chrs |
| Aspect Ratio | 132:65 |
| Color Depth | 1 bit |
Battery
| Type | Li-Ion |
| Model | 1xAA Internal Spare Battery |
| Removable | Yes |
Hardware
| Keyboard Type | QWERTY |
| Processor Brand | 32bit Intel 386EX |
| System Memory/RAM | 304 KB RAM |
| Built-in Storage | 2 MB Flash RAM |
Wireless Connectivity
| Network Bands | Used BellSouth's Intelligent Wireless (Mobitex) Network 900 MHz |
External Features
| Data Port | RS-232C (Serial) |
| Navigation Device | Jog Wheel |
More Information
Future deleted content that should probably be ripped since nobody keeps anything online anymore: