Cell Phone Concept [LOMAK]
Maker and role
Mike Watling, Inventor
Production date
2002
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Object detail
Accession number
2021.48.36
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Production period
Description
LOMAK Cell Phone Concept.
Rectangular block of MDF with square and circle cut into front. The object is designed to look like a phone. A plastic 'screen' has been set into the rectangular hole and beneath it a piece of paper with "NOKIA / Menu / Name" printed on it can be seen. A series of coloured pins have been stuck into a central column in a radial fashion within the circular hole. On the central column, the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9 have been hand written. At the back of the object, two circular pieces of paper have been stuck. They are printed with the letters A-Z, numbers 0-9 and some special characters.
Rectangular block of MDF with square and circle cut into front. The object is designed to look like a phone. A plastic 'screen' has been set into the rectangular hole and beneath it a piece of paper with "NOKIA / Menu / Name" printed on it can be seen. A series of coloured pins have been stuck into a central column in a radial fashion within the circular hole. On the central column, the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9 have been hand written. At the back of the object, two circular pieces of paper have been stuck. They are printed with the letters A-Z, numbers 0-9 and some special characters.
Marks
NOKIA / Menu / Name Printed
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Collection
Credit Line
Mike Watling. 2002. Cell Phone Concept [LOMAK], 2021.48.36. The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
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