Ericsson T39 was a GSM mobile phone released by

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in 2001, it was the follow-up to the T28 and T29. The prototype, which was unveiled in 2000, was the second phone with built-in

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, while the first was ''Ericsson R520M''.

Specifications

* GSM Tri-band (900/1800/1900) * Form Factor: Flip * Weight: 86 g * Screen: 101 × 54 px Monochrome LCD * Bluetooth (1.0b) *

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* SMS, E-mail, WAP 1.2.1, GPRS,

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The T39 came in three different colour options; Classic Blue which was a dark blue, Icecap Blue which was a light blue, and Rose White which was a cream colour. The T39 was the last phone from Ericsson with an active flip and external antenna.The Ericsson T39
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References

External links

Ericsson T39 full specification at GSMarena
T39 T39 Mobile phones introduced in 2000 {{mobile-phone-stub