Tetlee
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Just for fun, thought it might be interesting to see the paths of mobiles people have taken through the years, here's mine in pictures with a a few comments on each
Sagem 715, was actually a good little phone in its day, wasn't much to choose form back then. One thing I do remember is when you sent a text message you had to manually input the number each time
Sony CD5E, who says Sony is about to go it solo for the first time on mobile phones? Was a bit on the long side, but the jog wheel was a revelation in terms of input controls, FM radio too made it worth putting up with.
Samsung A300, I remember being wowed by the adverts when this released, was tiny compared to everything else at the time(hehe, especially compared with the above Sony). The little display window was a great design and was a nice phone to use.
NGage, ah the memories, in a time where java games were pretty shocking, this was leagues ahead of anything else in terms of gaming, and was a trully pocketable gaming device. Oh, and you never did need to side-talk
Nokia N93, talk about build quality! Metal housing made it heavy, but that Carl Zeiss lense and ability to shoot video much like a camcorder was superb, not to mention being great for gaming too!
Sagem 715, was actually a good little phone in its day, wasn't much to choose form back then. One thing I do remember is when you sent a text message you had to manually input the number each time
Sony CD5E, who says Sony is about to go it solo for the first time on mobile phones? Was a bit on the long side, but the jog wheel was a revelation in terms of input controls, FM radio too made it worth putting up with.
Samsung A300, I remember being wowed by the adverts when this released, was tiny compared to everything else at the time(hehe, especially compared with the above Sony). The little display window was a great design and was a nice phone to use.
NGage, ah the memories, in a time where java games were pretty shocking, this was leagues ahead of anything else in terms of gaming, and was a trully pocketable gaming device. Oh, and you never did need to side-talk
Nokia N93, talk about build quality! Metal housing made it heavy, but that Carl Zeiss lense and ability to shoot video much like a camcorder was superb, not to mention being great for gaming too!
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