when these things were first starting to pop up in the mid 1980s, the customers were people that had a business reason for having these things. or some super-rich dude who just wanted to show off. the big breakthrough idea was this idea of cellular systems. it s called cellular because your car phone is tied into different radio transmitters. each one called a cell. and as you travel, the signal from your phone travels from cell to cell. this was something that had never been done before. if you don t have one now, you probably will have one in a decade, say the phone makers, as the price comes down into the range of other high tech toys. there were people that understood even in the early days that being trapped in a car was not freedom. people are fundamentally naturally mobile. i like to say that technology will go from a phone in the car to a phone in a briefcase to finally a phone in your pocket. and this is it. this is a portable cellular
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Some companies, like Inland Cellular, are only asking for a few hundred thousand dollars ($117,183 to be exact) in rip and replace money. Others are asking for a lot more.
and this is the telephone which will ring in it. the big thing was the phone in the car, which was like, we are now officially in the modern era. and the first thing you always said was, hey, i m calling from the car! when these things were first starting to pop up in the mid 1980s, the customers were people who had a business reason for having these things. or a super-rich dude who just wanted to show off. the big breakthrough idea was the idea of cellular systems. it s called cellular because your car phone is tied into different radio transmitters, each one called a cell. as you travel, the signal from your phone travels from cell to cell. this was something that had never been done before. if you don t have one now, you probably will have one in a decade, say the phonemakers, as the price comes down into the range of other high-tech toys. there were people who understood even in the early days that being trapped in a car was not freedom.