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Motorola DynaTAC
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Siemens C1
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Ericsson GH198
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AEG D1 957
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StarTAC
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Siemens S10
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Alcatel One Touch Max
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Nokia 7110
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Nokia
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Nokia 5510
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Sharp J-SH04
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Siemens Xelibri 3
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A hand out image released February 4, 2003, showing mobile phone maker Nokias latest venture, a hand held device called N-gage that doubles as a cellphone and a gaming device. Unhappy with the slow growing mobile phone market, Nokia will attempt to penetr
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Razr
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Nokia N95
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REUTERSThe new Palm Pre cellular phone and Touchstone magnetic charger can be seen in New York June 3, 2009. The Pre smartphone from Palm Inc received mostly positive reviews and predictions it will be a tough competitor to Apple Incs iPhone. Picture take
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REUTERSA man holds a HTC T-Mobile G1 at the GSMA Mobile World Conference in Barcelona February 18, 2009. The T-Mobile G1 delivers a quick one-touch access to Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps, Google Talk and Calendar, amongst its many features. REUTERS/Gustau
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samsung galaxy s III s3 16:9
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iphone 4S quiz
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Nokia N9
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U.S. engineer Martin Cooper poses with the Motorola DynaTAC phone, the worlds first commercial handheld cellular phone, in Oviedo, northern Spain, October 20, 2009. Cooper will be awarded with the 2009 Prince of Asturias Technical & Scientific Research Aw
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