Kyocera QCP-6035
The 1999 device that started the Palm-powered smartphone lineage, combining a Palm PDA and CDMA phone.
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Disclosure: The phones featured in the frame are vintage devices that have been pre-loved and carefully sourced. While every effort is made to ensure their presentation is clean and visually appealing, they may show minor signs of wear, such as small scratches or blemishes, due to their age and prior use. These imperfections add to the authenticity and historical value of the product.
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Released in 1999, the Kyocera QCP-6035 was the first smartphone to run Palm OS, combining a Palm PDA with a CDMA phone in a single flip device with a stylus-driven touchscreen.
As the starting point of the entire Palm-powered smartphone lineage, it's a key artifact for collectors tracing the path from PDA to smartphone.
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Kyocera QCP-6035
Sale price$302.15 AUD
Crafted with Care
We take pride in creating frames that look great and are built to last. Each collectible begins with a carefully selected device in excellent condition, which we disassemble and preserve. Only the best parts are chosen and carefully glued onto a backboard, then placed inside our frame made to showcase the phone clearly and beautifully. Every detail matters—from precise layouts to high-quality materials. Unlike typical frame products, we focus on accuracy and storytelling, highlighting the phone’s significance as a piece of tech history.
