Sharp
Released: Jun 2004
Sharp GX15
Approx. Price
USD 50
A lightweight and reliable 2G candybar phone that brought Bluetooth and VGA imaging to the masses.
The Sharp GX15 (also marketed as the GZ100 in various regions) was a highly popular entry-level candybar phone that stood out for its sleek design and connectivity options. Released in mid-2004, it was one of the most affordable devices at the time to include Bluetooth, making it a favorite for users who wanted wireless headset compatibility. It features a 1.9-inch TFT display and a built-in VGA camera capable of 4x digital zoom. Its compact, 84-gram body and tactile keypad made it exceptionally user-friendly, while its infrared and Bluetooth support ensured easy data sharing for a generation just beginning to explore mobile photography.
Full Specifications
Display
Type
TFT, 65K colors
Size
1.9 inches
Resolution
120 x 160 pixels
Protection
Unspecified Glass
Refresh Rate
60Hz
Processor & OS
Chipset
Proprietary
Memory & Storage
RAM
N/A
Internal
0.002
Battery
Capacity
780 mAh
Type
Li-Ion, removable
Charging
2.5W wired
Wireless
No
Connectivity
Network
2G GSM
WLAN
No
Bluetooth
1.1
GPS
NFC
Infrared
Radio
USB
Proprietary
Sensors
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Compass
Proximity
Barometer
Fingerprint
Face ID
Body
Dimensions
105 x 45 x 17.5 mm
Weight
84 g
Camera
Rear Camera
0.3 MP (VGA)
wide
4x Digital zoom, CMOS sensor
SIM
Slot 1
physical (2G)
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