The Matrix Reloaded cell phone

The Matrix Reloaded Cell phone was a type of cell phone that was used by Bluepills and Redpills within the Matrix.
==Details and Features==
This cell phone model was used by many Resistance members during the near-end of the Machine War. This highly advanced cell phone was quick and easy to use for all users. The most remarkable features of this cell phone was its spring-loaded earpiece which snapped up after pressing the side buttons, revealing the phone's monitor screen and also extending the earpiece closer to the user, and the soft and polished dial pad that allowed users to quickly dial the number of their contacts.
The phone's monitor screen also contained a bright green light to display the features the phone carried as well as to display the list of contacts. Members of the Resistance used this phone to quickly contact hovercraft operators for information and exit requests.
==Samsung SPH-N270 and The Matrix Reloaded==
This phone model and design was custom made specifically for the film. In other words, the phone seen in The Matrix Reloaded is not a real cell phone and it was made by the production designers specifically for the film.
However, to tie-in with the release of The Matrix Reloaded, the manufacturer, Samsung, created the Samsung SPH-N270 Cell phone that closely resembled the phone used in the film. The Samsung SPH-N270 had the same features seen in the film. It can be used for regular daily phone calls and it also featured the spring-loaded earpiece and the display monitor. And as a special feature for the phone, Samsung made the Matrix code as the display monitor's background.
The phone, at one point, sold from between 700 to 1,500 USD due to its highly detailed appearance and for its rare occurrences.
==Appearances==
*The Matrix Reloaded
*Enter the Matrix
*The Matrix: Path of Neo
==See also==
*Nokia 8110
*Phones
*Cellular phone
*Telephone
*Telephone booth
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