Why has the flip phone form factor gone completely out of style in the US?
I can't find any modern smartphones that are either flip phones or otherwise have some kind of dedicated keyboard.
>>45567917
Yeah, I kinda' miss that too... the possibility of breaking it in two easily was nice.
>>45567966
>Not being able to break a slab form factor phone in half
Step up senpai
>>45568048
what a loser, all that and it still doesn't fit in his pocket
>>45568248
does it run android?
nokia dumbphones aren't flip but are breddy gud.
dumbphones are dead in general though.
>>45568477
I don't know about that particular model, since I'm pretty sure it's Japan exclusive, but there are certainly android flip phones out there.
Like this one, 2 3.7in screens, Snapdragon 800, 2gb ram, for a whopping 1600 USD.
I like all the cool asian flip phones and wish there were more physical keyboard phones
Why not just get that new square Blackberry? looks like it has a neat keyboard.
>>45568048
corrapsibru ipadu!
>Tfw everyone forgets BlackBerry-sama
I would love one of these, but shit they are expensive!
The only Samsung phones I actually liked using were older clamshell and candybar phones, back when they actually put effort into making solid, attractive phones that cost less than $600.
I'd definitely go for a cheaper clamshell smartphone, but unfortunately the market here isn't big enough.
>>45567917
Relentless consumerism.
Millennials enjoy the touch screen keyboard rather than a physical keyboard.
>>45567917
Lookup the Sharp 007SH.
It's a waterproof, clamshell japanese smartphone through Softbank that runs Android.
