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Samsung's SPH-N270 Matrix phone, released in 2003.

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Mandy Kane2 months ago

the nokia in the first film couldn't actually do that. the spring slide was a prop mod - they gutted the phones to fit the mechanism in. samsung shipped a working version of a feature that had only ever existed on set.

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Cheesy Nerd2 months ago

I was alive enough and young enough ANND I never saw this 🤔

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BRANDTALE SAGA2 months ago

This thing is wild. They actually shipped a working version of that sliding Matrix phone in 2003 instead of just leaving it as a movie prop. The green keypad and Reloaded box make it even better.

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Hyata’s cousin2 months ago

Does it still work?

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Sparky2 months ago

These were so fire back then.

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⠟⠳3⠊N⠴I⠉G⠤M⠩4⠣⠓2 months ago

game changer

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Zarrar Paasha P.T.🇵🇰🇵🇸2 months ago

Samsung really went full futuristic with this one. The SPH-N270 Matrix phone looked like it came straight out of the movie and somehow still feels ahead of its time.

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willy taylor2 months ago

Holy cow I want one!

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Sbeve2 months ago

I remember this phone. I knew no one with one

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Windows 98 Alpha 3 🇺🇸2 months ago

I remember seeing these in stores as a kid and thought it was a Power Ranger morpher

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noah2 months ago

Huh, I guess the side rails on the red hydrogen might’ve got inspiration from the Matrix phone

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