Samsung B2100 Xplorer
₹5,190
(Discontinued)
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Bossh MTV-100
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Samsung B2100 Xplorer vs Bossh MTV-100
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Comparing the Samsung B2100 Xplorer vs Bossh MTV-100 across camera to help determine the better smartphone.
Here is the summary of the results:
Rear Camera: Both Samsung B2100 Xplorer and Bossh MTV-100 feature a 1.3 MP primary rear camera.
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Samsung B2100 Xplorer
₹5,190
(Discontinued)
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Bossh MTV-100
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Add to Compare
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Summary
Release Date
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01 Apr, 2009
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N/A
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Display
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N/A
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3 inches (7.62 cm)
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LCD
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LCD
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160.00x 160 pixels , 1.77 inches px
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320x240 px
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Rear Camera
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1.3 MP
Primary Camera
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1.3 MP
Primary Camera
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Battery
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N/A
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1800 mAh
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Storage
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7 MB
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N/A
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User Ratings
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4.8/5
(5 ratings)
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N/A
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User Feedback
Display
Display Type
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LCD
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LCD
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Screen Size
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N/A
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3 inches (7.62 cm)
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Resolution
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160.00x 160 pixels 1.77 inches px
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320x240 px
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Pixel Density
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N/A
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133 ppi
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Screen to Body Ratio (calculated)
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N/A
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38.74 %
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Design
Height
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113.00 mm
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120 mm
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Width
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48.90 mm
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60 mm
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Thickness
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17.40 mm
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16.00 mm
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Weight
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102.8 grams
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N/A
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Rear Camera
Resolution
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1.3 MP
Primary Camera |
1.3 MP
Primary Camera |
Flash
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Yes LED Flash
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Yes
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Camera Features
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Digital Zoom
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Digital Zoom
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Video Recording
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320x240
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N/A
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Battery
Capacity
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N/A
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1800 mAh
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Battery Type
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N/A
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Li-ion
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TalkTime
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Up to 9(2G)
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N/A
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Storage
Internal Storage
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7 MB
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N/A
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Expandable Storage
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Yes Up to 8 GB
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Yes
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Network & Connectivity
SIM Slot(s)
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Single SIM
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Single SIM
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Network Support
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5G Not Supported
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5G Not Supported
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Wi-Fi
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No
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No
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Bluetooth
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Yes v2.1
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Yes
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Multimedia
Music
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Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3/e-AAC+/WMA/WAV player and MPEG4/3GP/M4V player
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Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3 Player with Equalizer
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Sensors
Java
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Yes MIDP 2.0
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N/A
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Browser
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Yes
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Yes
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Phone Book
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N/A
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Yes 500 Entries
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SMS
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N/A
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Yes
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MMS
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N/A
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Yes
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Other Facilities
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N/A
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Clock Alarm Organizer T9 Dictionary Television Live Recording of TV.
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