Mobile phones have come a long way. Back in 1984, the world’s first commercial cell phone, the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, set customers back $3,995 (that’s roughly $10,000 in today’s prices). A full charge, which provided 30 minutes of talk time, took about 10 hours. Over the years, cell phones underwent a number of different incarnations, from bricks to coffins, flip phones to sliders. In the mid-90s, we saw bulky personal digital assistant devices, and by 2000 phones were taking on a different shape: they were getting smaller, sleeker, and more technologically advanced.
That was then, and this is now. Acesse is excited to announce the upcoming release of its new Acesse Phone 1.0, one of the world’s most state-of-the-art mobile phones to date. It’s not just a smartphone. It’s brilliant.
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