Luddite Cell Phone
The rotary dial uses touch tone dialing and it duals as a hand crank generator allowing the battery to be recharged.
This phone's minimal set of features and lack of LCD display allow it to go months without being recharged.
It comes with a stack of post it notes, which conveniently stick on the top part near the ear piece. The post it notes function as the address book and a way to "text" message other users of the post-its technology. Refills can be purchased at any local office supply store.
posted by corey stewart at 17:36
3 comments:
Excuse me, but if I can't watch the latest Hollywood blockbuster on a 1.5-inch screen, I'm not interested. What's the multimedia capacity on this disgraceful phone - a flip-drawing of a robot on the Post-it pad?
14:03
You have to program the post-it pad yourself.
14:33
That oughta save on production costs.
20:38
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