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China Manufacturer Specification
GSM Compatibility: 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz
Screen: 1.3 inch TFT LCD Touchscreen
Screen Resolution: 128x160
Screen Palette : 260,000 Colours
Bluetooth Profiles: Handsfree, Headset, A2DP

Multimedia:
-Still Camera
Resolution: Still 640x480, 320x240, 128x160, 160x120, 80x60
Compression Rate: Low, Normal, High
Effects: Effects: Normal, Greyscale, Sepia Red, Sepia Green, Sepia Blue, Negative
White Balance: Auto, Daylight, Tungsten, Flourescent, Cloud, Incandescence
Scene Mode: Auto, Night
Delay Timer: 5,10,15 sec
Continuous Shot, 1,3,5 shots
-Video Camera
Capture Format: MPEG 4 AVI
Resolution: 128x104
Quality (Compression Settings): Low, Normal High
EV: -4 to +4 in 8 steps
White Balance: Auto, Daylight, Tungsten, Flourescent, Cloud, Incandescence
Effects: Effects: Normal, Greyscale, Sepia, Sepia Green, Sepia Blue, Negative

Night Mode

Banding: 50Hz, 60Hz
- Voice Recording: AMR, WAV
- Movie Formats Playback: MPEG4 (AVI), 3GP with audio
- Music Sound Formats Playback: MP3, WMA, WAV, AMR
- Picture Viewing: JPEG

Cell Phone Menu Breakdown:
- Phonebook
- Messages
- Call History
- Bluetooth
- MP3 Player
- Video Player
- Video Recorder,
- Camera
- Multimedia
- Utilites
- WAP
- Games
- Profiles
- Settings
- File Manager
- Display Characteristics
Support for WAP
Languages: English, French, Russian, Arabic
Storage: Trans Flash / Micro SD card up to 2 GB (1 GB included)
Power Source: 3.7 Volt 500mAh Li Ion Battery, USB Charging and Seperate Battery Charger
Dimension: 54x17x48mm (LxDxW) Watch Face, 250mm Length Strap
Bluetooth Headset
Support: Version 1.2, Class 2 (10 Metres)
Profiles: Headset, Handsfree, A2DP
Battery Life:
- Talk Time: Up to 150 minutes
- Music Play: Up to 150 minutes
- Stand By: Up to 100 hrs
Dimensions: 57x45x18mm (Main Body)
Manufacturer Ref.: MJ5GL3W69YD4

Other Features:
Tri Band Operation for Easy Roaming
Hide Away Stylus for precise navigation and character input

Accessories:
Bluetooth Headset
Wired Headset
1GB Micro SD Card
Manuals
2 x Battery
USB Bluetooth Kit Charging Cable
USB Watch Charging / Data Transfer Cable
Power Adaptor
Stand Alone Battery Charger
Manufacturer and Origin: China

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Solar powered billboard

Use electricity wisely.


Are we ready?

Save power have power.

Save power have power.

Blessed are those who will drown. The rest of us will die of thirst.




Save electricity or else...

If you don't preserve nature by installing solar panels, who will!

Homemade Helicopter

Flying as a hobby is still a little expensive but this small and relatively inexpensive helicopter proves that there is more than one way to fly.

Wingsuit Flying

Wingsuit flying is the art of flying the human body through the air using a special jumpsuit, called a wingsuit, that shapes the human body into an airfoil which can create lift. The wingsuit creates the airfoil shape with fabric sewn between the legs and under the arms. It is also called a birdman suit or squirrel suit.

A wingsuit can be flown from any point that provides sufficient altitude to glide through the air, such as skydiving aircraft or BASE jumping exit points - from Wikipedia.

We Use All 100 Percent of Our Brain

Homer: All right brain, you don't like me, and I don't like you.
But let's just get me through this, and I can get back to killing
you with beer.

Brain: It's a deal!

There are many myths about our brains, such as we use only 10 percent of our brain — and many other amazing facts, as revealed in a fascinating new book by Sandra Aamodt and Sam Wang, two leading neuroscientists.

They write in their book that not only that we don't use just 10 percent of our brain, but also that even simple tasks actually produce activity throughout the entire brain.

Many people like this old myth because it gives them a hope that they could do so much more if they could use even a tiny bit of that other 90 percent.

Yawning is often related to sleepiness and boredom but it actually wake up our brain activities. We get more oxygen into our blood system while yawning.

Blind people hear better - this is also a myth, because, when tested, blind people are not better at detecting faint sounds. But they do have better memory. Since they can't rely on their vision, they constantly rely on their memory and it seams that this improves some other abilities by taking advantage of brain space that isn't being used for vision.

Playing video games practices multi-tasking and this increases one's abilityto pay attention to many things at the same time. In one study, college students who played action games regularly processed information more quickly, could track more objects at once, and had better task-switching abilities. So, allowing your children to play computer games may not be such a bad thing after all.

Another myth about our brain is that we are more intelligent if our brain is bigger - after all, Einstein's brain was no larger than the average person's.

Exercise helps keep your brain fit. Not sudoku or crosswords. In fact, exercise is the single most useful thing you can do to maintain your cognitive abilities later in life; elderly people who have been athletic all their lives do much better mentally than sedentary people of the same age.

Stupid tunes are hard to forget. There's nothing more annoying than the line of a song playing over and over again in your head. Blame it on your brain's ability to recall sequences. We need to remember sequences every day, from the movements involved in signing your name or in making coffee, to the correct route you need to take off the motorway to get home.
One way is to introduce other sequences that interfere with the reinforcement of the memory. So find another infectious song, and hope the cure doesn't become more annoying than the original problem!

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