I did recognise them all (the Sendo was pretty obscure, but hey I'm a phone nerd )
I'd only owned 2 or them though: the RAZR V3 and the T68 (mine was an Ericsson T68 rather than a Sony Ericsson T68i, but apart from the original having a more attractive colour scheme and funkier earpiece trim there wasn't much difference).
The RAZR V3 is NOT vintage. the Motorola DynaTAC 800TX? now that's vintage. the V3 came out in 2003 was it? i think 'vintage' would normally apply to any AMPS mobile device, not something that was on the dawn of the first iPhone.
The RAZR V3 is NOT vintage. the Motorola DynaTAC 800TX? now that's vintage. the V3 came out in 2003 was it? i think 'vintage' would normally apply to any AMPS mobile device, not something that was on the dawn of the first iPhone.
Let me guess, many people are still using them in your area?
Flip feature-phones are still somewhat popular here in China, more so in rural and poorer areas, can still buy them for quite low prices.
2002, I had the Sony-Ericsson T68i, but didn't have the plug-in VGA camera option though. And I nearly did get a Nokia Communicator, but for some reason I didn't.
I had a Motorola Flip on Verizon when I first started with a cell phone. Read about changing/custom ringtones and most other phones gave you a cable. Motorola wanted $50 for the cable, it didn't come with the phone.
Found BitPim, got it working. I wasn't about to pay for the cable when other companies included it.
Let me guess, many people are still using them in your area?
Flip feature-phones are still somewhat popular here in China, more so in rural and poorer areas, can still buy them for quite low prices.
2002, I had the Sony-Ericsson T68i, but didn't have the plug-in VGA camera option though. And I nearly did get a Nokia Communicator, but for some reason I didn't.
First 3G capable phone I had, thought it was great at the time watching streamed video clips. It wasn't even Symbian, it was S40 Java platform. A feature phone.
No doubt it still works and can make phone calls, send messages and play games and videos with it, but would I want to though? No.
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