I give you the "Simon".
A joint venture between Bell South and IBM.
Besides a mobile phone its applications included a PDA, Pager and a Fax machine.
After some delays, it was marketed in 1994 with major apps such as
calendar, address book, world clock, note pad, email and games.
It originally sold for $899.00 and was marketed in 190 cities in 15 states.
3 comments:
Reminds me of the first laptops, the battery to run them was bigger than the laptop.
I like those first mobile phones that were the size of a brick!
No Starbucks app? What's it good for? Calling people?
NMBill
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