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I started owning a mobile phone quite late as compared to the rest of those around my age (I was in college from 1999 - 2002 when mobile phones really made an impact among most Malaysians, it was the time where almost everyone own the then very cool Nokia 3210 LOL). I purchased my very first mobile phone when I started working in 2002. It was a Nokia 8250 - Butterfly.
After using it for about 2 years, I sold it off for MYR 50 and bought myself my second mobile phone, a Nokia 6610.
When I was relocating to Indonesia to pursue a job there in 2005, I thought I need to have 2 mobile phones, 1 for my Malaysian number and another for Indonesian. And therefore I purchased myself a Sony Ericsson M600i after falling in love with it while watching 007's Casino Royale.
And while at my current attachment in Saudi Arabia, my boss gave me a BlackBerry Curve 8900 so that he can call me at practically anytime.
So that's it, only 4 mobile phones within a period of 10 years and I am still using 3 of it - one for Malaysian number, 1 for Saudi number and another strictly for work. As you can see, I haven't really fashionably keeping up with the latest of mobile phones LOL.
After using it for about 2 years, I sold it off for MYR 50 and bought myself my second mobile phone, a Nokia 6610.
When I was relocating to Indonesia to pursue a job there in 2005, I thought I need to have 2 mobile phones, 1 for my Malaysian number and another for Indonesian. And therefore I purchased myself a Sony Ericsson M600i after falling in love with it while watching 007's Casino Royale.
And while at my current attachment in Saudi Arabia, my boss gave me a BlackBerry Curve 8900 so that he can call me at practically anytime.
So that's it, only 4 mobile phones within a period of 10 years and I am still using 3 of it - one for Malaysian number, 1 for Saudi number and another strictly for work. As you can see, I haven't really fashionably keeping up with the latest of mobile phones LOL.
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