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2008 - Nokia e63. It had the near perfect balance of utility, usability, and durability. Granted it didn't do everything as well as later devices, at a cost o
by theothertimcook 2y ago
2008 - Nokia e63.
It had the near perfect balance of utility, usability, and durability.
Granted it didn't do everything as well as later devices, at a cost of about $200 AUD it was an awesome bit of kit.
Full qwerty keyboard, multi day battery, wifi, Bluetooth, gps, could be used as a weapon or beer opener if required.
No doomscrolling, no single user/purpose apps, just a fucking solid communication device.