Samsung E1107

The Samsung E1107 (also known as Crest Solar or Solar Guru) is a mobile phone designed for a rural lower budget market. It was first released in India on July 10, 2009 with an initial price of 2,799.

Samsung E1107
ManufacturerSamsung
Compatible networksGSM 900, GSM 1800
SuccessorSamsung S7550
Form factorcandybar
Dimensions105.2 x 44.15 x 16.4
Mass119 g
Storage1.5MB (up to 500 contacts)
BatteryLi-ion 800 mAh
Data inputsNumeric keypad
Display128x128px, 1.52", 65K CSTN
Othersolar panel

Features

The feature set is spatial (clock, alarm, timer, stopwatch, organizer, T9 predictive text, calculator, converter, 10 polyphonic ringtones, 5 menu color themes, 3 wallpapers, 2 games (Sudoku and Super Jewel Quest), vibration, profiles, phonebook (500 entries) and call log (30 entries)) .

Additionally it has features especially interesting for a rural consumer market like an LED lamp and power saving mode. It also has support for a built-in phone tracker and SOS messages. No connectivity like USB, Bluetooth or Infrared is supported.

Applications

The Indian version also included a proprietary "Mobile prayer", a specialized feature for Indian religions that includes prayers and wallpapers for each as well as alerts for prayer time.

Solar panel

The battery supports up to 570 hours of standby or 8 hours of talk time. It can be charged through the solar panel for additional 5-10 minutes of talk time per hour of charging. According to the user manual the phone is not supposed to run on solar power alone for an extended period of time.

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