As well as the original M300 One2One phones, I've got one of these somewhere in the shed that also takes a full size SIM.
Vintage Motorola International 2700 GSM Car Phone
Still works. I should take it down the pub to scare the kids :)
John Rumm wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@brightview.co.uk:
Didn't realise the SIM performed that function.
In article , Harry Bloomfield writes
Ah the luggable.
I still have my first and second GSM phones in the garage. An NEC and a Panasonic you had to drill down into the menus to access SMS.
My sister in law had a TACS hadset. She lost it when her handbag was snached. Aparently, when she reportrd it to the police, they remonstrated with her on the folly of taking it outside the house!
In fact - forget the images bit - they don't (doh! mentally conflating SIM and SD card here!)
However amount of on board flash in the sim has risen noticeably - to better cope with modern contact lists sizes and all the text messages...
I see the EU implementation of Micro USB as the innovation which got rid of the problem of battery life. With a charger by the bed, USB leads in all the cars, and another on the desk (from the USB hub) I never have a problem. I never even bother with battery saver modes, leave bluetooth on all the time, etc.
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