efdisaster
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and then some Kyocera candybar, then a couple terrible LG flip phones... then the enV ... then the Droid ... next, hopefully, the Galaxy Nexus.
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OMG, I am so wonder that how old are you!
That looks like my first Qualcomm!A Telital 210e on a "Pay as you Talk" pre pay plan on Vodafone UK. I got it for Christmas from my then g/friend now my wife. I have never had a different mobile number (or other half) sinceIt had an unscrewable telescopic airiel, my first ever hack was to give it a flashing led one when I had a call. View attachment 79998
That looks like my first Qualcomm!
http://www.wb6nvh.com/MTSfiles/Carphone8.htmI watch some old 1970s and 1960s TV series (such as Mission Impossible and Emergency!) and noticed some type of mobile phone inside an attache case, often with a rotary dial and antenna, or, in the case of Emergency!, a mobile phone with antenna inside a toolbox without dialer, assuming it's an auto-dial unit that dials the hospital (in the series).
What kind of phones are these? they appear to be mobile or cellular and on Emergency! at least, it's called a 'viaphone (sp?)'
the type i notice in attache cases doesn't seem to have a name, but most of the time when one shows up in a series, it's carried by the bad guy. anyone know what types of phones those are or were?