Minimum screen resolution for firfox for android ?

I know ARM6 builds are not very well tested and supported. But knowing minimum color depth and resolution will help buying me a Android phone :) I am planning to buy a low cost Android for myself :)

Firefox is currently designed for phones with WVGA (800*480) or higher resolution.
We plan to improve the Firefox UI for lower-resolution phones, in a future version.

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