Ericsson, Philips, Samsung - Mobile phone (3) - Without original box

Philips Genie launched around 1997:
- It is a basic GSM device from the late 90s.
- It features a rubber alphanumeric keypad and a small monochrome display.
- Includes a fixed external antenna, a common feature of the era.
- Battery: Yes. (Original)
- Charger: No.

Ericsson T28s, a high-end mobile phone released in 1999, famous for its compact design and flip cover.
- Design: It has a small monochrome display and a very light weight of 89 grams.
- Features: It included GSM network compatibility, text messaging, and an integrated battery.
- Condition: It is currently regarded as a classic item highly valued by retro tech collectors.
- Battery: Yes. (Original)
- Charger: No.

Samsung SGH-T456 was the specific version released in 2008 for the Canadian market (carriers like Rogers or Fido).
- Hidden keyboard: Its main appeal is the full QWERTY keyboard that slides to the side, designed especially for the late-2000s texting addicts.
- Design: The lime-green accents around the central button and on the sliding keyboard were its signature.
- Multimedia: It included a 1.3 MP camera and a microSD card slot, something highly valued at the time for taking music on the phone.
- Battery: No.
- Charger: No.