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My first phone was this Nokia 1011 around 1992...
 

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This was my first, a gift from my parents in spring/summer 2005. The most ugliest piece of junk I have ever used. It wasn't even the color version, had a limit of 20 texts per month, and I have no idea about talk time because I barely even used it because I hated it so much and ended up canceling it. It's still sitting in our kitchen with our other old stuff.

I had a Pocket PC at that time so I would have rather wanted a Windows Mobile based phone at that point. I'd rather browse, not text or talk (except to my parents).

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This was my second:

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Was my Christmas present that year (2007) from my dad, although I paid for a good chunk of it myself. :rolleyes:
 
Wow. I guess I am showing my age. I can't even find a picture of it online. It was an NEC phone for the car. Separate handset and radio - which was in the trunk. This was circa 1989. Wish I still had it. The thing was a brick!

Disclaimer: Obviously I know it was an analog phone and if I still had it - it wouldn't work. I'm just saying it was a solid piece of technology at the time.
 
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My first cell phone was the Motorola brick that pulled your jeans down when on your belt with the clip. Good times.:D
 

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My first real contract phone was a Nextel Motorola i276. Mom and sister (and of course I) had one, Dad had an i265 from work. We had unlimited Direct Connect which was fun.
 

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My first phone a Nokia 610i , it was a pay as you go phone on Tracfone

2004 or 2005 i was either 12 or 13.
 

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It's amazing how far technology has come in such a few short years when you look back at these 'relics' - Fantastic :)
 
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