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The "original" iPhone built by a company named infoGear circa 2000, well before Apple made it big with their iPhone. The device was a landline phone intended to be used with an internet subscription service. It had a touch screen intended to be used with a stylus, and a pull out full qwerty keyboard. I won this at a training event in SLC, UT back then, and just found it while cleaning out some old computer stuff.

The "original" iPhone built by a company named infoGear circa 2000, well before Apple made it big with their iPhone. The device was a landline phone intended to be used with an internet subscription service. It had a touch screen intended to be used with a stylus, and a pull out full qwerty keyboard. I won this at a training event in SLC, UT back then, and just found it while cleaning out some old computer stuff.

The "original" iPhone built by a company named infoGear circa 2000, well before Apple made it big with their iPhone. The device was a landline phone intended to be used with an internet subscription service. It had a touch screen intended to be used with a stylus, and a pull out full qwerty keyboard. I won this at a training event in SLC, UT back then, and just found it while cleaning out some old computer stuff.