Motorola M3288. That came on the market in 1999. My wife got it to use for her work a couple of years later, so it wasn't even cutting-edge then, and I only got it when she replaced it with the much smaller Ericsson T28.
Motorola M3288 was a dinosaur of a phone. As a person who is used to carrying my cellphones in my pockets, I don't think I would have lasted a few months carrying that phone around with me.
My wife lugged it around in her handbag, but it had to live in my jacket pocket.
Still, I've got big hands, and I found it a helluva lot easier to use than the phones that came out later when the move was towards making them increasingly tiny with itty-bitty keypads.
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Motorola M3288. That came on the market in 1999. My wife got it to use for her work a couple of years later, so it wasn't even cutting-edge then, and I only got it when she replaced it with the much smaller Ericsson T28.
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Motorola M3288 was a dinosaur of a phone. As a person who is used to carrying my cellphones in my pockets, I don't think I would have lasted a few months carrying that phone around with me.
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It was pretty damn chunky.
My wife lugged it around in her handbag, but it had to live in my jacket pocket.
Still, I've got big hands, and I found it a helluva lot easier to use than the phones that came out later when the move was towards making them increasingly tiny with itty-bitty keypads.