Fwd: Paper Handsets or on Their Way
Steve Schear
schear at lvcm.com
Fri Jan 26 08:51:15 PST 2001
Imagine the possibilities...
>Paper Handsets or on Their Way
>
>8:28:04 AM 1/24/2001 Believe it or not a paper mobile phone is due to be
>land on the market later this year, making an appearance in retail stores,
>fast food restaurants and vending machines. A U.S. investor has backed the
>disposable devices, which were created by Randice-Lisa Altschul, and plans
>to sell them for $10 a pop. Dubbed the Phone-Card-Phone, the paper phone
>is as thick as three credit cards and is constructed from recycled paper
>products. The phones will come with 60 minutes of calling time and a
>hands-free attachment. The phones can be thrown out once the minutes are
>used, or more minutes can be added. Altschul, who has 22 patents on the
>technology, says her business, Dieceland Tech Corp., has 100 million units
>on order. Reported by The Feature.
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