Sony CMD J-5
| Brand |
Sony SonyPhones |
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| Model name | CMD J-5 |
| Announced |
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| Type | Bar (classic) |
| Dimensions | 144.00 x 46.00 x 19.00 mm |
| Weight | 85.00 g |
| Colour |
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| Display |
Mono / STN 96 x 92 px |
| Display protection |
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| Talk time (max.) | 2G: 360 min. (6.0 h) |
| Stand-by (max.) | 2G: 150 h (6.3 days) |
| Standard battery | Li-Ion 640 mAh |
| Quick battery charging |
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| Charger included in the package |
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| Wireless battery charging |
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| Phonebook memory | 500 places |
| Internal memory | 0 MB |
| Memory cards |
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| Standards |
GSM
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| Touchscreen |
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| DualSIM |
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Helmut902
I had this phone, and it was basically weak. The advantage was that you could send direct messages to the display. The Ericsson a1018s was definitely better, with a huge range of applications. For those times, it was a multifunctional device, and even today it could accomplish a lot.
QCoo
From today's perspective, the J-5 is completely outdated. Times that few people still remember. The last post is probably from 2011, so 13 years ago. A technological abyss. For a few years, I have withdrawn from the competition to own the best smartphone. For over a dozen years, I have remained loyal to Samsung Galaxy (while owning other brands at the same time). Nevertheless, for me, the J-5 remains a very original and innovative phone to this day. I deeply regret the direction that Sony has taken. As of today, Sony no longer produces phones or laptops.