Smartphones: After introducing the iPhone X and Pixel 2, we all know what will be released on the market. Until we decide which is the best we can remember some weird smartphones from the past.
Anyone who was responsible for approving plans at Nokia would probably not say NO to the following device. We are talking about the N-Gage, a phone that looks like a gaming machine.
The Nokia 7600 square has released 2003, but it looks like a digital thermostat from 1983.
Then we have the Blackberry Passport. No comments please…
The 2010 Motorola Flipout was the ultimate square phone.
Flip phones once represented the epitome of cool smartphones, but Motorola's designers probably took that a step further. Sidekick instead of pulling the keyboard, you turned it screen.
The next device does not need any comment. A KFC phone for the Chinese smartphone market. It is made by Huaweii.
The Vertu Signature Touch, for those who think alligators are a fad.
It costs 8,000 dollars.
Let's go to a cheaper “Bluetooth phone” that you can order from Amazon. When delivered to you simply open the package and place the device in your ear. It looks like a security tag still from some garment.
And finally, the $ 1.200 smartphone for serious filmmakers from RED. It seems deliberately strange, it costs more than the iPhone X and no one can understand what it is doing and who it is intended for.
The above collection published by TNW.
