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What was your first mobile phone model?


Mine was the Nokia 3210. What I liked about it was Snake, good battery life and changeable covers. http://www.holgerkames.de/telefone.jpg

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A Nokia 2110, seemed about the right size by that point.

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I just searched it, I remember those. Businessmen used to carry them on their hip.

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You could get a belt cover for it, but you can still get belt covers for modern phones too.

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Yeah, I think it was a combination of two things:
1) phones were big for pockets
2) people were used to pagers on their hip
3) it looked "businesslike" to carry a phone on your hip.

You don't see it that much anymore and having it in a cover would probably make it harder to feel the vibration.

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Actually I think it was two tin cans and a string.


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Nokia 6233,now i have a nokia n73.Old,but with style

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Nokia 5110. A classic, I got it from older sister when she got a new one.

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I think I remember being lent one like this while my phone was damaged from my aunt. So big!

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3 watt Motorola car phone in 1991 mounted in the trunk of my 1986 Honda Accord. Worked great. I believe I want from that to a Star Tac flip phone.

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Nokia 3310. Brilliant phone that one.

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I don't even remember the first one I owned. The first mobile phone I ever saw belonged to my brother and had to be carried around in a pretty large case. It was impractical for anything other than car use due to its size.

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Blackberry 5810

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The first blackberry with phone! I never had a BlackBerry but I had a Nokia copy, with the full QWERTY keyboard. It’s funny that the smartphone of the 00s no longer exists (you’d think there’d always be a market for a phone with keyboard) but progress can sometimes be a black hole, sucking in every thing around it. The iPod is now all but extinct because of the smartphone.

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you can still get a Blackberry with a keyboard

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You’re right, I thought they were gone, as reported in 2016, but it stayed afloat.

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