Has anyone got a wrist-mounted, sliding, Spider-Man-style mobile phone yet?

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Only the patent for one was registered back in 2004, so they really ought to be on the shelves of Carphone Warehouse by now.

The invention is officially known as a “Device for the Quick and Easy Use of a Small Size Cellular Telephone,” and involves hiding a phone up your sleeve, with a little extendible sliding tray flipping it out into your hand. This would save valuable seconds in answering those weird wrong numbers.

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Oh right. That’s why we can’t upgrade to one yet. It’s clearly the worst idea since the Virgin Lobster media phone.

Via the knowingly-out-of-date (Geekologie)

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