To celebrate the 19th anniversary of the release of the Nokia's classic handset, the 1011 - the world's first commercially available GSM digital phone - the Finnish phone giant is holding an exhibition showcasing the various designs that made the company such a driving force during the mobile market's boom years. Nokia …

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Monday 31st October 2011 11:36 GMT shaolin cookie

N9

The lack of buttons suggests that's the N9, not lumia.

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Monday 31st October 2011 11:50 GMT Anonymous Coward 101

According to the story you linked to, the 1011 was released in November 1992. That would make it 19 years old.

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1. Monday 31st October 2011 11:54 GMT Tony Smith, Editor, Reg Hardware
  
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  Banged to rights - Caleb can't count.
  
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Monday 31st October 2011 15:59 GMT druck

The Nokia Museum

Probably the only viable strategy open to Nokia now.

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Monday 31st October 2011 16:37 GMT AdamWill

oh dear

"the Finnish phone giant is holding an exhibition showcasing the various designs that made the company such a driving force during the mobile market's boom years."

commence Operation Rest On Laurels!

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Tuesday 1st November 2011 10:32 GMT Anonymous Coward

The 9000

Ive kept my Nokia 9000 as a reminder of how good they used to be,simple to use good volume both as a hands free and normal phone only let down by the battery life of less than a day.Even now Ive not found a phone as user friendly or good at what its supposed to do,make and receive phone calls.

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