Siemens A36 Technical Specifications
Network: The Siemens A36 operates on GSM technology, offering 2G bands for reliable communication on GSM 900 and 1800 frequencies. Although it doesn’t support GPRS or EDGE, it provides essential mobile connectivity.
Launch: Announced in 2000 and discontinued thereafter, the Siemens A36 was a testament to the era of compact and functional mobile phones.
Body and Display: With dimensions of 118 x 46 x 21 mm and weighing 120 g, the Siemens A36 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry. It features an alphanumeric display with a resolution of 3 x 12 characters, ensuring clear and readable text.
Memory and Camera: The Siemens A36 doesn’t support expandable memory, and the phonebook is stored on the SIM card only. It can store 10 dialed, 0 received, and 5 missed calls. Like its predecessors, it lacks a camera, focusing on basic communication functions.
Sound and Features: Equipped with monophonic ringtones, the Siemens A36 doesn’t have a loudspeaker or a 3.5mm jack. However, it features essential functions like SMS messaging and a clock. Although it doesn’t offer games, it supports 20 languages, catering to various users.
Battery and Miscellaneous: Powered by a removable NiMH 600 mAh battery, the Siemens A36 offers a standby time ranging from 60 to 150 hours and a talk time ranging from 90 minutes to 240 minutes. Despite its simplicity, the Siemens A36 was a reliable and practical choice for mobile communication needs.
