Past handheld device before SPV

[Guest Vector]

Me too :shock: :oops:

[Guest morpheus2702]

OK on the organiser/PDA front:

Two old Sharp Z organisers: ridiculously clunky by todays standards - would let the batteries die and then not use again for months

Oregon Osaris: creaky and clunky with NO customer support

Ipaq 3630: loved it, absolutely loved it until some f***er broke into my car

Clie SL10: just never got to grips with Palm OS, not my bag baby

Phones:

Nokia 5146: solid reliable simple brick, no more no less

Nokia 3210: always changing covers on it like the tart I was

Nokia 7110 (x4): oh why oh why didn't you work properly? I would still have you if you did

Nokia 6210 (x3): it was cool and restrained, but that shrinking battery got annoying

T39: cool phone but the aerial always got stuck in my suit pocket

T68: oh yes now we're getting there - shame the voice dialling was arse

T68i: I WAS the god of my office for a month

What a slave to tech I am...

[Guest James]

7110 was my second phone mate. i never had any problems with mine?

[Guest morpheus2702]

What, never had the flip fail?

Never have the mic on the flip fail?

Never have the flip answer/end calls just by looking at it?

Never have the battery shrink to a pea?

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Same here my 7110 was the best running N*^%$ I

never had a single glitch

[Guest morpheus2702]

Guys, this is the 7-1-1-0 I am talking about!!!

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

err yes that_is_ the_same_phone_we_are_talking_about :roll:

[Guest ClintEastman]

Good old Nokia build qaulity!!

On the same model you could get one that seemed to be built by a master craftsman, or one built by a chimp!!! What was that all about? How many plants have they got?

[Guest morpheus2702]

LOL just checking. I thought the 7110 was the most gorgeously cool, funky and downright brilliant phone - if that bloody flip had worked! Just can't believe none of you guys had the glitch.