The Brick takes cell phones back towards the '80s

Ron Burgundy want this phone. Binatone Binatone Sure, you can gain hipster cachet having a snazzy new iPhone, but nothing screams "before it had been cool" louder than an enormous brick of the phone that does not even easily fit in your handbag, let alone a pocket. Cue Binatone's The Brick -- a cell phone that seems to happen to be beamed to us in the 1980s.Remember the Motorola DynaTAC number of phones, or even the Motorola International 3200 from 1991?

In relation to both size and specs, that's more or less that which you're taking a look at. The Brick operates around the 2G spectrum and has a little 1.8-inch TFT screen having a resolution of just 128x160p. Why would anyone want this type of thing? Well, it will play Snake, also it has a killer battery. The Brick can last as much as three months on standby on the single full charge, with 28 hours of talk time.

This is, admittedly, the "Power" edition from the phone, which runs on the 2,000mAh battery and may also be accustomed to charge another mobile device using a Micro-USB port.Buy cheap RS gold(RS 3 Gold,OSRS Gold),We will give you a good price.The regular edition from the phone includes a 1,000mAh battery, which provides just one month of standby and 14 hours of talk time.