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A Motorola WT4000 wearable terminal

Catto Bibi

2022-08-03 (16:24:11)

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Oh wow, I didn't even know there was a thing like this. Kind of surprising to me. It looks like something from the late 80s to 1990s, haha. To think that it was sold from 2006 to 2013 is kind of unusual considering there are better tech during those times. I wonder who often used these kind of items back then?

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2022-08-23 (14:17:18)

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