I wonder how the reception was.
They had a solid brick-like appearance
Here's one possible solution to privacy while on the cell phone.
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my dad had one of those car phones which was pretty similar technology, I thought it was the coolest thing I ever saw.
ReplyDeleteI never realized how big they were.
DeleteWow, John...I was feeling old already and then this posting of your's made me realize just how old!!!
ReplyDeleteNeat "blast to the past" moment :))
Jan,
DeleteThose old cell phones could even be used as self-defense weapons!
~John