| Manufacturer | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Compatible networks | HSPA 3.6 Mbit/s / WCDMA 2100MHz / GSM Triband 900/1800/1900MHz |
| Availability by region | 2008 |
| Dimensions | 110.6 x 50 x 18mm |
| Mass | 120g |
| Memory | 50 MB |
| Removable storage | Supports up to 2 GB MicroSD Memory Card |
| Battery | Li-Ion |
| Display | 3.2" 854 x 480 pixels 16:9 widescreen |
| Rear camera | 3.2 megapixels/ Auto focus/ 25x digital zoom |
| Connectivity | Stereo Bluetooth, USB, Infrared |
The Sharp SX862 was a mobile phone designed by the Sharp Corporation. It featured a 3.2 inch, 16:9 widescreen VGA resolution display that offered a 2000:1 contrast ratio. It had a T-shaped swivel form.
The Sharp SX862 was an international version of the Sharp 920SH, which was originally released in Japan in late 2007.
The Sharp SX862 featured a swiveling 3.2 inch AQUOS liquid crystal widescreen (854 x 480 pixels) display. The display used Sharp CG Silicon technology, which allowed for consistent picture quality. Sharp’s proprietary Mobile Advance Super View technology enabled a 160 degree viewing angle by minimizing glare and reflections.
The Sharp SX862 offered high quality video playback and media player capabilities. Users had a variety of means to transfer content into the SX862, which also acted as a music player and offered playback for what was at the time a wide variety of digital audio formats.
The Sharp SX862 supported high-speed HSPA 3.6Mbit/s Internet connectivity and web browsing. Users could view up to three pages at once in separate tabs, and the interface had a smooth-action cursor which allowed users to jump between hyperlinks. The display could also be magnified.
The Sharp SX862 featured a 3.15 megapixel camera with autofocus, automatic exposure control, and a high intensity LED light which enabled close-up photography in low-light conditions. It also offered VGA quality video recording and playback.
| Feature | Specification |
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| Dimension | 110.6 x 50 x 18mm |
| Weight | 120g |
| Talk Time | up to 200 mins |
| Standby Time | up to 350 hours |
| Video Calling Time | up to 110 mins |
| Available Colours | Blue / Silver |
| Main Display Size | 3.2 inch |
| Outer Display Size | 0.5 inch |
| Main Display Colour | 262K |
| Outer Display Colour | B & W |
| Main Display Resolution | 854 x 480 pixels |
| Outer Display Resolution | 60 x 32 pixels |
| Networks | HSDPA 3.6Mbit/s / WCDMA 2100 MHz / GSM Triband 900/1800/1900 MHz |
| Internal Memory | 50MB |
| External Memory | microSD (max up to 2GB) |
| Colors | Black, Silver |
| Battery Type | Removable Li-Ion battery |
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