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Phones with a physical keyboard

m posted February 15, 2011

Physical, full-sized, keyboards were a major advancement on mobile phones. Originally found on oddities such as the expensive, business-oriented Nokia Communicator line, they facilitated not only texting and messaging but even basic office work while on the go replacing the repetitive and slow multi-tap input and often error-prone predicative input methods.