Have you ever wondered how much mobile phones have changed and evolved over time? Believe it or not, these phones we’ve selected were released just ten years ago. From the flip phone to the reliable Nokia that never breaks, get ready to get old and nostalgic when you think about these 10 phones that may have been with you as a teenager.
SamsungD600
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This phone is an improved version of the Samsung D500 and has some outstanding new features. For example, the Samsung D600 has been rebuilt with a slightly higher resolution camera at 2MP and offers a stunning resolution of 240 x 320, making images and photos look more beautiful and clear.
Motorola RAZR V3i
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The V3 model was famous at the time and is one of Motorola’s most iconic mobile phones. It sold over 130 million units and was one of the best-selling flip phones in the world!
LGF2400
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Back then, this phone was considered quite decent and affordable for an entry-level phone. Not only is it small and lightweight, the LG F2400 also features a large button layout, a bright LCD screen with a resolution of 128 x 760 and the ability to display 65,000 colors.
Sony Ericsson D750
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The D750 is a candy bar phone with a 1.8-inch (176 x 220 pixels) display and a huge 2-megapixel camera. In terms of memory, it has 38MB of internal storage and space for up to 1GB of storage. The user interface is similar to that of the Sony Ericsson K750i, which was also released in the same year.
Nokia N70
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Back then, every teenager wanted to own an N70 for three reasons. Firstly, the Nokia N70 is one of the first smartphones in the Nokia N series, has a dual camera and 30 MB of internal memory. In 2005, 30 MB was considered quite a lot for a mobile phone.
Nokia 6230i
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This phone was basically the upgraded version of the Nokia 6230 with a 1.3 megapixel camera, a high-resolution 208 x 208 display and 32 MB of free memory. However, these upgrades caused the operating system to run slower.
Sony Ericsson K750i
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The stylish K750i is designed like a digital camera, allowing the user to hold the phone sideways and take pictures. It is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera with integrated flash and also has full multimedia features such as MP3 player and FM radio.
SamsungE530
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If there had been a phone competition in 2005, the Samsung E530 would certainly have been the winner. The phone was light and small; it weighed 85 grams, had a rather “feminine” design and was available in many different colors such as pink, purple and orange.
SamsungZ500
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The Z500 is well designed and weighs only 95 grams. In July 2005, it was the lightest and most stylish 3G phone on the market. The phone features video calling, Bluetooth and is equipped with a 1 megapixel camera that allows the user to take high-resolution photos.
Sony Ericsson W800i
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The W800i is Sony Ericsson’s first Walkman phone. It has 34 MB of internal memory, which allows you to store around 150 to 200 songs. The phone is equipped with a high-quality MP3 player and an FM radio. This orange beauty is definitely the right phone for music lovers.
Do you feel old yet? I certainly do.
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