Modu Modular Phone
A tiny 2008 modular phone that slid into different form-changing "jackets," years before Project Ara.
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The Modu (2008) was one of the first modular phone concepts, an ultra-light core device that slid into different "jackets" to change its form factor, from a basic phone to a media player or camera shell, predating Google's Project Ara by several years.
Modu shut down not long after launch, making original units and jackets a genuine rarity for collectors of modular-device history.
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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.
