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The most important characteristics to buy a cell phone are bandwidth and wireless connection (option D).

<h3>What is the bandwidth?</h3>

Bandwidth is a term that is used to refer to the processing speed that a cell phone has for all the actions that we carry out with it. For example, if we use social networks, receive messages, play video games or watch a video, we are using bandwidth. The bigger it is, the faster it will process these activities without stopping.

<h3>What is the wireless connection?</h3>

The wireless connection is a characteristic of technological devices that refers to the ability to connect with other devices without the need for a cable, but rather uses waves to connect. In this way we can connect our cell phone with a speaker, some headphones, a screen, among others.

Therefore, these two features are important because they will allow us to use our cell phone in a more practical way without the need to use cables and to be faster for any activity.

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What pair of features is relevant when buying a cell phone?

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