RIM Blackberry 962 Two-Way Pager (1999) Microsoft Although production of this classic

Although production of this classic mechanical model wrapped up in 1983

students at nearby Yale University discovered that the company’s empty

Originally developed in Japan—and famously featuring the last operating system software that Bill Gates personally helped write code for—the Model 100 was an instant hit with journalists

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was a fascinating "Franken-PC" that merged a fast laptop computer with a fully functional ink printer hidden directly beneath the keyboard

RIM Blackberry 962 Two-Way Pager (1999) Microsoft Although production of this classicRIM Blackberry 962 The RIM BlackBerry 962, released in late 1998, was a specialized, budget friendly version of the iconic Inter@ctive Pager 950 designed to give people a more affordable entry point into the world of two way mobile messaging. While it shared the exact same rugged, palm sized body and mechanical scroll wheel as its bigger sibling, the 962 cut costs by offering 2MB of internal storage instead of 4MB. Operating on early wireless data