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Old 10-24-2004, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by oldnavy
There was a mobile phone that was around in 50's through to the early 90's that was replaced by the cell phone of today. I can remember my uncle using his in the '60's, and a friend that I went to school with had one as late as '93 before switching to a cell phone. They had a hand set that looked like a regular phone. There was a detective show in the 70's with William Conrad that the detective had in his Lincoln MK IV.

As a telephone technician for a long distance company back in the early 90's, I went to all of the radio towers for one of our customers (got a really interesting tour of Texas ranchland from the panhandle to the Mexican border). These big clunkers were huge in the vehicles....and no roaming ! ! :p
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