Sharp
Released: Mar 2004
Sharp GX30
Approx. Price
USD 80
One of the first megapixel camera phones in Europe, featuring a brilliant CGS LCD and SD card expansion.
The Sharp GX30 was a revolutionary device in 2004, marking the arrival of the 'megapixel era' for GSM networks in Europe. As the successor to the popular GX20, it upgraded the camera to a 1.1-megapixel CCD sensor, providing a level of detail previously unseen on mobile phones. It also introduced Sharp's proprietary CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) display technology on its 2.2-inch QVGA screen, offering incredible brightness and clarity. With the addition of an SD card slot for storing photos and MP3s, integrated Bluetooth, and a bright LED 'flash', the GX30 was widely considered the finest multimedia clamshell of its generation.
Full Specifications
Display
Type
CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) LCD, 256K colors
Size
2.2 inches
Resolution
240 x 320 pixels
Protection
Unspecified Glass
Refresh Rate
60Hz
Processor & OS
Chipset
Proprietary
Memory & Storage
RAM
N/A
Internal
0.006
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
v1.1 Proprietary
Sensors
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Compass
Proximity
Barometer
Fingerprint
Face ID
Body
Dimensions
95 x 49 x 26 mm
Weight
110 g
Camera
Rear Camera
1.1 MP
wide
CCD sensor, LED flash, Macro switch, 7-color status LED
SIM
Slot 1
physical (2G)
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