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This would be the most basic phone ever...thus the cheapest. You would buy one as a backup or emergency phone to keep in the glove compartment/first aid kit/camping bag etc. just about everywhere. They could even be sold in multipacks.
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http://www.sparkfun...p?shop=1&itemid=416
Yes, it is a cell phone. [half, Jan 22 2006]
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I like the idea but it's rather hampered by the fact that no one writes down phone numbers any more. I suspect there is a market amongst technophobes who keep numbers in their filofax. |
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$400 [half]?!? I'm buying a Pokia. |
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Solve that problem by dialing your old number and downloading the address book (in advance of dropping the old one in the sea etc.) |
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ahh, but in case of energency theres always a few numbers you remember |
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