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Olden-day phones were primarily made of materials like bakelite, a type of plastic, for their casings, and metal components for internal mechanisms. The dials and buttons were often made from various plastics or metals, while the cords were typically made of rubber or cloth-covered wire. Glass was also used for the receiver, and some models featured wooden parts in their construction. Overall, these materials contributed to the durability and distinct aesthetic of vintage telephones.
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What do oldenday cell phones look like?
older models of cell phones bear a strong resemblance to the Star-Trek communicator.
What were phones made to do?
Phones were made to communicate people easier.
Where is orange phones made from?
Orange Phones are made in UK.
What were phones first made of?
once upon a time phones were made of monkeys do believe this no
Where are Kyocera cell phones made?
The Kyocera phones are manufactured by Kyocera Communications. The phones are made in San Diego, California where the company is headquartered.
How were house made?
house phones were made in the year of 1932. These basic phones were made to withstand a car driving over it.
Were was the phone made?
phones were made in china
Make of phones?
The person who made phones was Alexander Graham Bell
Are there ceramics in cell phones?
There are no standard cell phones made explicitly from ceramics, however some cell phones do come with a ceramic holder. Most cell phones are made from plastics. Although there have been instances of artistically designed cell phones made from ceramics, see link below.
Where were phones made?
in Texas
What are phones made from?
electricity
Where are cell phones made?
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