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This reminds me of something I read about a year or two ago, some bright spark came up with the disposable mobile.
In essence it was a small cardboard strip attached to an integrated circuit and an arial. It didn't even have a display, just a battery, a rubber keypad and a slot for the sim card. He designed it as a sort of throwaway phone for people on holiday.
Don't know if he made any though.
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Trouble is it doesn't seem to recive calls (not always a bad thing) and I've never seen on on the market.
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