Motorola StarTAC

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The Motorola StarTAC is a pioneering clamshell mobile phone from the mid-1990s, widely regarded as one of the first truly iconic and ultra-compact cell phones.

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Label Occurrences
Motorola StarTAC canonical 1
StarTAC 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf clamshell phone
consumer electronics product
mobile phone
antennaType stub antenna
batteryChemistry lithium-ion
nickel–metal hydride
batteryType removable battery
brand Motorola
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact considered one of the first iconic cell phones
often cited as inspiration for later flip phones
designType flip phone
displayType monochrome LCD
era 1990s mobile phones
formFactor clamshell
hasDisplay yes
hasExternalAntenna yes
hasRingtoneType monophonic ringtones
height about 94 mm
inputMethod keypad
launchDate 1996-01-03
manufacturer Motorola
marketedAs premium mobile phone
ultra-compact mobile phone
networkTechnology 2G
notableFor iconic industrial design
popularizing the clamshell phone design
very small size for its time
operatingFrequency 1900 MHz band (PCS/CDMA variants)
800 MHz band (AMPS/analog variants)
900 MHz band (GSM variants)
predecessor Motorola MicroTAC
priceAtLaunch around US$1000
productionStatus discontinued
productLine Motorola StarTAC self-linksurface differs
surface form: StarTAC
releaseYear 1996
successor Motorola RAZR V3
surface form: Motorola V series
supportedStandard AMPS
CDMA
GSM
supportsPhoneBook yes
supportsSMS yes
supportsVibration yes
targetMarket business users
high-end consumer market
thickness about 19 mm
weight about 88 grams
width about 55 mm

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Motorola notableProduct Motorola StarTAC
Motorola StarTAC productLine Motorola StarTAC self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: StarTAC