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Originally Posted by anamardoll
There are still dedicated "phone only" cell phones in use and being manufactured, but they are in small quantities as a niche market.
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They can't even send text messages? I checked a couple of providers around here, and the most simplistic phones I could find (
like this one) can do texting, while the original brick-sized phones could not.
Again, I acknowledge that this is a stretch. At which point does a new function cause the device to evolve from its original form?
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Last I checked, you can still buy AM/FM car radios. Not everyone wants to go to satellite. (Or is that not what you meant.)
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I meant car radios only, with no CD or tape player. But as with the cellphone, the question about new functionality and the evolution of a device comes into play.