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BlackBauer24
Joined: Aug 28, 2003
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From: UK, USA, JA
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I cant remember the model of my first phone, but it was a Nokia, it had no caller id, 5 crap ringtones and no sms, however it did have a massive pullout aerial and the battery was the size of a P900.
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charlie_glue
Joined: Nov 26, 2003
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From: ma mommas womb
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hehe mine was a phillips c12 bt cellnet U phone. hey majestic_arrow000 ! how sad were we huh!   only words to describe them now ... heavy door stopper teehee |
jacque
Joined: Jan 29, 2003
Posts: 229
From: Slovakia, PN, temporary in Cz
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My 1st phone was ERICSSON GA 628 ... |
Abby
Joined: Nov 23, 2003
Posts: 94
From: UK
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Mine was a Motorola M3788
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hogemeister
Joined: Nov 25, 2002
Posts: 115
From: Bonnie Dundee, Scotland.
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Blokia 3110
Blokia 3310
Sony Z5
Sony Z7
SE T68i
SE T300
SE TEA-SSSSSSSSSSSIX-TEN!!!!!!
A cousin had one of the Mars bar Sony's, but lost the charger, would he still be able to get another do ye think?
Good thread tho.....!
Get's everyone going!
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waja800
Joined: Jul 22, 2003
Posts: 319
From: Malaysia
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First phone Motorola 8700 (with the sim card the size of a credit card) in 1997.
Followed by,
Nokia 5110
Nokia 3210
Nokia 7110
Nokia 3310
Nokia 8850
Motorola P7689
Motorola Accompli A6188
Nokia 8210
Nokia 8855
Samsung SGH-A300
Nokia 7650
Nokia 6510
Sony Ericsson P800
Nokia 6610
Sony Ericsson Z600
Most of them are still in my possession except the Motorola phones, which I have sold them off.
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Bianca
Joined: Dec 29, 2002
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From: The Netherlands
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My first phone was a phone almost everybody had then(i was 13 then), i think it was an alcatel phone. After that i had 3 nokia 8210s, a 3310, a t68i, a p800 and samsung e700
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simon69c
Joined: Feb 24, 2003
Posts: 177
From: Southampton, UK
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My first phone was a Philips one on BT Cellnet PAYG I got free with my Student Barclaycard. Flat rate 50p / min - lol! It was a total brick (can't remember the model name but it took a creit card SIM). Needless to say the 50p / min didn't wash very well with me but as the handset had been free it didn't bother me that much - I just gave it to my mum and got myself...
A Contract Vodafone NEC DB500 (I think that's what it was called) - it had exchangenable fascias and it came with a free PAYG Siemens C35 (This was back in the day when the networks were literally giving away PAYG handsets). I gave the Siemens to my brother.
I then switched to Orange and got a Nokia 3210. After a year I got a 6210 (also Orange).
I then briefly had a J70 on Orange but took it back as I didn't like it. I also briefly had a Nokia 8310 on Singlepoint Vodafone but again took it back coz I didn't like it (and Singlepoint weren't doing GPRS back then - and still weren't a year later actually - all in all a lucky escape!)
I then went with Vodafone Retail and got an Ericsson t68m which I had for a little over a year. Then I switched to Orange OVP Virgin (still using the t68) until Orange released the T610 which is what I have now.
I'll probably be getting the Z1010 as and when it appears (assuing 3UK continue their apparent trend of actually getting better!) |
tom_riddle
Joined: Sep 24, 2002
Posts: 292
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a motorola car phone that was bigger than a car battery and a motorola startac. |
szymon_
Joined: Aug 14, 2003
Posts: 10
From: Poland
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1.Nokia 5110
2.Ericsson a2618
3.Ericsson t65
4.SE t68i mineral grey
and next will be t610 I hope |
Cytech
Joined: Feb 19, 2002
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From: Stockholm, Sweden
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my first was a Nokia 8110 back in 1997 |
Abby
Joined: Nov 23, 2003
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From: UK
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My first was: Motorola M3788
Followed by: Philips Savvy
Followed by: Nokia 3210
Followed by: Nokia 3310
Followed by: Panasonic GD67 (returned it because it kept crashing)
Followed by: Nokia 6610 (nice phone but second choice as I
couldn't get a Panasonic GD87)
Finally: SE Z600 - I got the clam I wanted!
Woohoo!
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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Strange. I thought I posted my first phone details but its not there... so...
it was an NEC 9B back in 1986. This was the Australian version of the NEC 9A analogue phone used in UK and initially didn't even have the ability to store names against telephone numbers so you had to remember which of the 100 memory positions you put someones number in. 6 months later they provided an update, including a whole new keypad, which gave that ability. It was brick size (of course) and cost A$5500 even back in those days!
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McKajVah
Joined: Oct 21, 2003
Posts: 8
From: Denmark
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Got my 1st phone in 1996. It was a Philips Fizz
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oh1jty
Joined: Nov 27, 2003
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Nokia 3110 and quickly Ericsson SH888 (whatta phone..snif).
and lots of others.
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