A Decade of Nokia
Took this phone the other day.
| Nokia 6150 | Nokia E71 |
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That Nokia 6150 wasn’t my first Nokia — I had a Nokia 101 back in 1995/1996 with Optus when it started selling digital mobile phones. Vivian actually bought the phone from Orange in Hong Kong, and I then bought a Optus SIM to use it here in Australia. With its built in infrared port, I could actually use my Psion 5mx to talk to it to send SMS — how cool was that?!
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The funny thing is, the operating system of Psion — EPOC — became Symbian, and then got acquired by Nokia, and later evolved into S60v3 FP1 running inside my E71!
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Hahaha, a whole generation of kiddies will be saying, “huh? Psion?”, and “huh? infra red?”