The 1992 Motorola DynaTAC Independent 3200, one of the only models in the series to use GSM
u/bradjoray3 — 6 days ago
Sony Ericsson K610, a surprisingly pleasant all-rounder phone for 2006. 2G google plus some photography samples
u/bradjoray3 — 8 days ago
A fairly basic, low cost Sony Ericsson phone for tonight’s post. The J110i, released in 2007 with no internet, camera or email. A surprisingly basic phone even for 2007
u/bradjoray3 — 9 days ago
K750i, the matured cousin of the K700. Active 2G GPRS and some photography samples
u/bradjoray3 — 9 days ago
Sony Ericsson Z600 this time. A slightly older, bulkier 2003 era flip phone. Unable to get GPRS but 2G works
u/bradjoray3 — 13 days ago
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Late night Sony Ericsson K700i shenanigans. Featuring 2G GPRS web browsing, some photography and Bluetooth file transfers
u/bradjoray3 — 14 days ago
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Got bored enough to dig out the Sony Ericssons for some 2G and Bluetooth shenanigans. Featuring T630 photography and T68m phones
u/bradjoray3 — 15 days ago
A batch of prototype phones, Motorola, Ericsson, Nokia and even a modern HMD unit
u/bradjoray3 — 29 days ago
Running a 1992 Motorola DynaTAC on a power supply from 1978
u/bradjoray3 — 1 month ago
Wondered how many dynatacs I could get working all in the same shot, the answer so far is 11
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u/bradjoray3 — 1 month ago
Some of the incredible phones by Motorola 1987-1993
u/bradjoray3 — 2 months ago
The original 1984 Motorola charger used for the 8000x Dynatac phones
u/bradjoray3 — 2 months ago
An unusual 8000S variant with the large led screen
u/bradjoray3 — 2 months ago
975 Silver .500 Threepences. (273 Shillings Face Value) and their modern value equivalent in gold (30 Shillings Face Value)
u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 2 months ago
A spoonful of silver. Featuring my Solid silver tablespoon from 1813
u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 3 months ago
Big and Small LED variants of the early Motorola DynaTACs. 1987 Storno 220 and 1986 8000S
u/bradjoray3 — 3 months ago