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The front of a T-Mobile Sidekick II with the keyboard shown
The Danger Hiptop 2, also known as the T-Mobile Sidekick II, is a messaging phone released in 2004 by Danger, Inc.
Due to a lack of available technical information about this device, not many specs are available at the moment.
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Specs
Basics
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PV-100
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| HW Platform/Chipset | Samsung S3C44B0X (66MHz ARM7TDMI) |
| SW Platform/OS | Hiptop OS |
| Display | 240 x 160, transflective TFT |
| LED Indicator | Multicolor notification light |
| Flash memory | 128 MB |
| Phonebook capacity | 2000 |
| Charging connector | Hiptop barrel jack charging connector |
| Data connector | Mini USB |
| Regulatory info | FCC ID: P5J-ONISH (approved 2004-06-22)
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Connectivity
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PV-100
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| Operating modes | GSM (900/1800/1900) |
| Data | GPRS class 10 |
| SIM size | Mini SIM
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Input
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PV-100
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| Input methods | QWERTY keyboard |
| Side keys | Volume keys and soft keys
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Media
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PV-100
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| Rear camera | On-device camera with flash |
| Speaker configuration | Ear speaker and loudspeaker |
| Line out | Unknown |
| Synthesizer | Beatnik miniBAE software synth, 16-voice polyphony
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Messaging
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PV-100
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| SMS | Yes |
| MMS | Yes, some versions only |
| Email | POP3, IMAP
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