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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1984. Arriva il Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, il primo cellulare della storia · 70 80

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  get your podcasts. Welcome to 70 per 80, the
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  7080 .it section that deepens the topics discussed
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  on the portal. I am with journalist Enzo Mauri,
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  who introduces the current topic. Good morning,
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  today I am going to talk about an essential accessory.
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  The thing that comes to mind when thinking of
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  the first cell phone models is that of a comedian
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  who claimed that the way of saying you find me
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  on the cell phone was born because the dimensions
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  were such that you could sit on it. Then, in
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  1983, the Motorola Dynatac 8000X, in effect the
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  first cell phones that appeared in the United
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  States at the beginning of the 70s were rather
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  cumbersome and with weight limits. for more and
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  more people to have a phone in their car. like
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  this unique cellular portable made by Motorola,
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  which weighs only 30 ounces. Right now, businessmen
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  and women are major users of radio telephones
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  where cellular is in service, but more people
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  will take advantage of cellular as its benefits
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  become apparent. www .lexmcl .it to make the
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  first phone call with the Motorola Dynatac 8000X
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  model. This is the genesis. Rudi Kroloff called
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  the manager of a restaurant where he was staying.
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  Sitting at a table, he composed the fixed number
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  and at the incredible voice at the other end
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  of the line, he asked for a glass of water. Once
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  approved by the Federal Communication Commission,
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  on September 21, 1983, for the trading of the
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  Motorola Dynatac 8000X, a few more months passed.
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  In fact, they had to wait until March 13, eventually
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  seeing people using cellular phones may seem
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  as commonplace as someone checking time on an
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  electronic watch figuring on an electronic calculator
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  or programming on an electronic computer. but
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  that created overheating problems to the battery.
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  but that number is expected to grow considerably
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  within the next few years, during the cellular
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  revolution. Thank you Denzo Mauri for the modern
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