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Motorola International 3200

1992–1995 · handheld

Specifications

Cpu: Not publicly documented (fixed-function GSM baseband/RF chipset, era-typical for a first-generation digital handset)
Ram: max: Not publicly documented · base: Not publicly documented
Modem: GSM 900 MHz, Class 4 (2W)
Ports
Camera: none
Battery: 750 mAh NiCad (removable), optional 1500 mAh pack; approx. 2 hours talk time / 16 hours standby on the larger pack
Display: Monochrome dot-matrix LCD, numeric call/status information only
Storage: base: Numeric memory dialer only (no data storage), no SMS support · options:
Release Price: £762 (UK, 1993 launch pricing)

Upgrade paths

battery

Replacement NiCad pack (750 mAh or 1500 mAh) · Battery clips onto the base of the handset. The first commercially available GSM handset, a landmark ahead of the analog-era DynaTAC and StarTAC already in the catalog, but far more obscure since it launched only in early GSM markets, not the US.

~$25-40 (vintage/collector market)

EASY