Alright, next phone I'm going to show you is the Nokia 5190. This is the 5190. That's the 6190. 6190 was more of the business manphone. This was the business man's wife's phone. Type of a deal. Had a bunch of different face plates. Really, really fun, interactive phone for back in the day. Anyways, I pulled the battery off and you pushed that up to release this. And then you desperately try to slip your SIM card in there. Push it down, lock it. Lock a little battery. Turn this on. You've got your... this is like the all-purpose key here. Pretty much that was like the menu or yes. This is the yes button. That's the no button. And then these are up and down. So we got the time up there. AT&T Network. This phone does not have vibrate. So kind of inconvenient. I'm not much of a wringer type of a person. But anyways, we do have the telephone book here. My SIM phone book can be navigated to just by pushing the up and down from the home or by going into the phone book. Messages. We do have text messages and whatnot. Pretty much the same standard late 90s. No key LA out here. You got the regular games. Got snake. Pretty much the only one that's fun snake. That's why I keep mentioning it. Calculator clock, ring tones. Monophonic ring tones does not have polyphonic ring tones. Which pretty much means that you get a bunch of beeps. For a ring, it's a post-to-actual song. There's no way that's happening. But anyways, it does make a call. You can hear. Makes a call. This thing is from 1997. This came out. This and the 61.9. I'm about to show you about came out in 1997. So a couple of years before the 82.9.8.8.8.9. That I have shown you. I got really cushy buttons on it. Pretty much stress relievers here if you want to poke the buttons. And you hit that. If you hold it down it totally shuts it off. If you just tap it, it gives you this option here. And you can choose what kind of call mode you want to be on. But I am going to switch off very urgent. I'm going to do it quickly. And that's the 51.94.