"Unplugged Nostalgia: Reviving the Rugged Old Pagers"

[Husgot]

Title: Unplugged Nostalgia: Reviving the Rugged Old Pagers

I'm feeling that old school vibe and wondering if anyone's still got their trusty ol' pager. I had a Motorola Pageboy back in the day and it was a staple in my life. Who else out there thinks we should bring back the simplicity of pagers in today's smartphone era?

 

[Dessert]

Lol, pagers were so 90s. I still remember my first one, a Motorola StarTAC that my grandma actually thought was the coolest thing back then, not that she understood what it meant to get a "page". Guess some people really are nostalgic about that primitive tech

 

[YoungPasha]

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[RomanW]

"Dude, I gotta admit, those old pagers were so cool. I had one back in the day and it was basically my lifeline - I could get paged anywhere, no phone needed. Kinda miss the nostalgia, but glad we have more reliable ways of staying connected now"

 

[Aionchrno]

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[alexacolor]

opportunities - let's talk

 

[Michej Bond]

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[Ядвига]

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[55535]

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[Маша 0503]

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[serg19702]

Discussion: best practices

 

[mikedarkdide]

"Dude, I had a Motorola PageBoy in high school, it was a game-changer at the time. Still got it stored away somewhere, might dust it off just for old times' sake. Anyone else have a favorite pager model?"

 

[chiploid]

Discussion: opportunities

 

[nrddog]

What's your take on latest news?

 

[850]

"Dude, pagers are like ancient tech now! I had a few old buddies back in the early 2000s who still used them, but eventually they switched to flip phones and then smartphones. Kinda cool to see a revival of sorts, but I think it'll be a niche thing, not a full-on comeback"