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WORLD'S FIRST TOUCH SCREEN SMARTPHONE

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Joel18

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The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon.
 
Joel18 said:
The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon.
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Such information is difficult to obtain...Great informative :clapping:
*A_AICS
 
Joel18 said:
The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon..
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Great info
Btw $1100 is like $2500 in 2024. That's a lot:Drunk:
 
Joel18 said:
The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon.
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Good information
 
Joel18 said:
The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon.
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I think they have reduced the price to $599 later

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Joel18 said:
The IBM Simon, announced in 1992 and released in 1994, was the world's first touchscreen smartphone:

Features: The Simon had a touchscreen, calendar, calculator, world clock, address book, and on-screen keyboard. It could also send and receive emails and faxes.

Design: The Simon was designed by IBM and manufactured by Mitsubishi Electronics.

Price: The Simon cost $1,100, which was a major factor in its short-lived sales.

Sales: The Simon sold only 50,000 units and was discontinued a year after its release.

Creator: Francis James Canova Jr., an American electronics designer, is credited with originating the idea for the Simon.
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In 30 years with help of nanotechnology phone came in watch and others too
 
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