Let’s take a look at the H1B Android DMR Radio
| ◇ Main Features | LTE 4G, Android IP67 rugged smartphone, professional walkie talkie. |
| ◇ Basic Info | |
| ◇ Release time | 2016.NOV |
| ◇ Walkie talkie output | 4W FM/DMR |
| ◇ Display | 4.7″ 1280*720 HD(Compatible with 4.8″ sunlight visiable industrial-grade Gorilla Glass ) |
| ◇ Touch Panel | IPS capacitive scratch resistant touchscreen |
| ◇ Glove wearing touch | Support |
| ◇ OS | Android 5.1 |
| ◇ Platform | MTK6735 Quad core |
| ◇ CPU | 1.5Ghz |
| ◇ Memory | 2GB RAM+16GB ROM |
| ◇ Micro SD card | Support up to 32GB |
| ◇ SIM | Support 1 SIM Cards |
| ◇ Network | FDD LTE/TD-LTE/TD_SCDMA/WCDMA/GSM |
| ◇ Data connection | GPRS，EDGE，HSPA，LTE CAT4 |
| ◇ Band | 2G: B2/B3/B5/B8; 3G:EVDO:BC0 WCDMA:B2/B3/B5/B8 TD-SCDMA:B34/B39 LTE-FDD: B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B17/B20 LTE-TDD: B38/B39/B40/B41 US AT&T Only |
| ◇ Date Rate | LTE :CAT4 ( 150Mbps Downlink 50mbps Uplink) WCDMA: Category 24 HSDA category 7 HSUPA |
| ◇ Battery | 5200mAH Li-polymer |
| ◇ Quick Charge Stand | Support |
| ◇ Colour | Black |
| ◇ Size | 165mm*79mm*20.8mm |
| ◇ Weight | 300g（handset） 350g(with battery）450g(whole package） |
| ◇ Features | |
| ◇ PTT | 1st version: Analog(Standard) 2st version: Analog+DMR2(Optional)， |
| ◇ POC | Push-to-Talk over Cellular/Wifi |
| ◇ programmable key | Support，Customer can customize the key for special function purpose by software |
| ◇ IP Class | IP67 |
| ◇ GNSS | Support GPS/Glonass/Beidou/A-GPS |
| ◇ Google map | Yes |
| ◇ IP Class | IP67 |
| ◇ Sensor | Gravity, Distance sensor, Light sensor, 3D accelerator, Gyroscope sensor |
| ◇ Indicator led | |
| * Red light | press PTT key status |
| * Green light | Walkie talkie receive signal status |
| * Blue light | Long light: Walkit talkie switch on； Flash:missed call，SMS |
| ◇ FM | Yes |
| ◇ NFC | Yes,Frequency: 13.56MHZ(Optional) |
| ◇ Cameras | |
| ◇ Camera | Front camera：2 Mega pixels, Back camera：8 Mega pixels |
| ◇ Sensor type | CMOS |
| ◇ Flash light | Yes |
| ◇ Video record | Yes |
| ◇ Video record resolution | Support up to 1920*1080 pixels recording |
| ◇ Others | |
| ◇ Video decoding | MP4,3GP, WMV,AVI. |
| ◇ Audio decoding | WAV/MP3/MP2/AAC/AMR-NB/AMR-WB/MIDI etc. |
| ◇ Ringtone | WAV/MP3/MIDI |
| ◇ Picture | JPEG etc. |
| ◇ Game | Support |
| ◇ Data | |
| ◇ WLAN | 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4G/5.8G |
| ◇ USB | Micro USB 2.0 |
| ◇ Earphone Jack | Pogo Pin port, |
| ◇ Bluetooth | BT4.0 |
| ◇ Accessaries | |
| Antenna | |
| Data cable | |
| Charger adapter | |
| User manual | |
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