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Sony CM-R111 personal mobile cellnet telephone Serial No. 116069, by Sony Corporation, Japan, 1994. With QN-111BP rechargeable battery pack, QN-122AC mains power adaptor and operating instructions, in the manufacturer's original packing
Sony CM-R111 personal mobile cellnet telephone Serial No. 116069, made by the Sony Corporation, Japan, 1994. With QN-111BP rechargeable battery pack, QN-122AC mains power adaptor and operating instructions, in the manufacturer's original packing
QN-111BP rechargeable battery pack for Sony CM-R111 personal mobile cellnet telephone Serial No. 116069, by Sony Corporation, Japan, 1994.
When it was produced in 1993, the Sony CM-R111 was one of the smallest phones to date, and is an example of a phone that was designed with fashion as well as functionality in mind. It had no screen, included a flip down microphone, and when it was launched it cost £500. It won the Innovation and Documentation award at the 1993 Cellnet CAESAR Awards
QN-122AC mains power adaptor for Sony CM-R111 personal mobile cellnet telephone Serial No. 116069, by Sony Corporation, Japan, 1994.
When it was produced in 1993, the Sony CM-R111 was one of the smallest phones to date, and is an example of a phone that was designed with fashion as well as functionality in mind. It had no screen, included a flip down microphone, and when it was launched it cost £500. It won the Innovation and Documentation award at the 1993 Cellnet CAESAR Awards
Manufacturer's original packaging and six instruction leaflets for Sony CM-R111 personal mobile cellnet telephone Serial No. 116069, by Sony Corporation, Japan, 1994.
When it was produced in 1993, the Sony CM-R111 was one of the smallest phones to date, and is an example of a phone that was designed with fashion as well as functionality in mind. It had no screen, included a flip down microphone, and when it was launched it cost £500. It won the Innovation and Documentation award at the 1993 Cellnet CAESAR Awards
