Ericsson
R320s
The R320s combines WAP, an integrated infrared modem, a calendar and voice memos in a business candybar handset. GSM data speed, display descriptions and battery configurations need to be read in their original context.
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T28s
The T28s combines a slim body, a side-released keypad flip and a compact antenna. Its GSM 900 / 1800 radio and Ultra Slim lithium-polymer battery belong to this model; optional packs and the WORLD version need separate identification.
LG
Cookie KP500
LG Cookie KP500 brings a 3-inch resistive touchscreen, horizontally stored stylus and widget interface to an affordable feature phone with quad-band GSM, a 3 MP camera, Java and removable battery.
LG
KG800 Chocolate
KG800 Chocolate pairs a glossy slider with red-lit touch navigation, physical numeric keys, a1.3MP camera,128MB file storage and MP3 playback.
LG
KU990 Viewty
KU990 Viewty combines a3-inch touchscreen, Schneider optics, xenon flash and slow-motion video in a camera-focused feature phone, with a physical rear lens-ring control.
Motorola
E398
The 2004 E398 combines dual stereo speakers, music-reactive lighting and TransFlash expansion; this record covers the European tri-band original.
Motorola
RAZR V3
The original GSM RAZR V3 is distinguished by its thin metal clamshell, etched keypad and two displays.
Motorola
RAZR V3i
RAZR V3i adds a 1.23MP camera and microSD to the metal clamshell, with music-player configurations varying by market.
Motorola
StarTAC
The StarTAC’s folding two-part body and wearable carrying idea made it a recognizable 1990s handset. This archive uses the early 1996 AMPS 8500 as its baseline, with a separately captioned GSM photograph for comparison.
Motorola
V70
Motorola’s 2002 rotating-cover V70 uses a circular-looking window over a rectangular inverse LCD. Regional radios, removable batteries and accessory connections are checked against maker documents and contemporary firsthand reviews, separately from V80 and Aura.
Nokia
1100
Nokia’s 2003 entry-level 1100 combines a 96 × 65 monochrome screen, single Navi key, silicone keypad, top flashlight and removable BL-5C. Regional dual-band versions and conflicting launch/review weights are distinguished.
Nokia
1110
Announced in 2005, the Nokia 1110 pairs an inverted monochrome screen with rubber keys, changeable covers and speaking time announcements. Original RH-70 radio bands, dedicated connectors and BL-5C / BL-5CA documentation are kept distinct.