Siemens A40 Technical Specifications
Network: The Siemens A40 operates on GSM technology, offering 2G bands for reliable communication on GSM 900 and 1800 frequencies. Despite lacking GPRS and EDGE, it provides essential mobile connectivity.
Launch: Announced in 2001 and discontinued thereafter, the Siemens A40 was part of the era of simple yet functional mobile phones.
Body and Display: With dimensions of 118 x 46 x 27 mm and weighing 122 g, the Siemens A40 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to handle. It features an alphanumeric display with a resolution of 2 x 16 characters, along with a dedicated icon-line for intuitive navigation.
Memory and Camera: The Siemens A40 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. Similar to its predecessors, it lacks a camera, focusing on basic communication functions.
Sound and Features: Equipped with vibration and monophonic ringtones, the Siemens A40 doesn’t have a loudspeaker or a 3.5mm jack. However, it features essential functions like SMS messaging and a clock. While it doesn’t offer games, it supports 20 languages and features exchangeable covers for customization.
Battery and Miscellaneous: Powered by a removable NiMH 600 mAh battery, the Siemens A40 offers a standby time ranging from 60 to 150 hours and a talk time ranging from 90 minutes to 240 minutes. Available in colors like Royal Blue, Anthracite, and Raspberry Red, the Siemens A40 was a reliable and stylish choice for basic mobile communication.
