Our goal: to keep mobile phones of the '80s-'90s and 2000s for the next generations. Let them see what we used before touchscreens. Our phones are NOT for sale!
@960sutton I'm sure it was a great presentation! Did you do a recording about it? Were there guests within the audience who were born at the time when mobile communication was started? I'm wondering what they said about the bag phones or brick phones.
@staffswayman It's been a great docudrama. My wife told me that they were going to shoot 2 more seasons. I'm looking forward to watching them.
Here in the US & CA, Nokia wasn't as popular as it was in Europe. This market didn't get everything.
Thanks again for recommending this film!
Joe
@staffswayman Thanks very much Chris! I also like your posts. It's very good to see the network elements as well, not just the cellphones that we as end users used at those times.
I started to watch Mobile 101. Just finished episode 4. It is very interesting to see what happened with Nokia!
Dive into the past with the iconic Ericsson DH318 TDMA/AMPS 800 MHz phone from 1996! Every device is a time capsule, holding its unique story. What's YOUR cherised vintage phone? Drop your fav in the replies! π #throwbacktech#techtreasures#ericsson#cellphonecollector
Nokia N95 8GB
GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
HSDPA 2100 MHz
Released in 2007 Sept.
What did you like the most in this device?
I think, one of the coolest feature of this phone is the 2-way sliding mechanism to access multimedia playback buttons and the numeric keypad.
#nokia#Retro