So the next phone I'm going to show you guys is the Nokia 8290. Really, really high-class phones as well. Almost as nice as the brick I just showed you. We got the infrared here. This thing had an infrared thing that was able to do send data up to, I think, about 3.5 kilobytes per second. So about half the speed of dial-up. Really nice for 1999. So let me turn this thing on for you. I'm going to be putting my AT&T SIM card in. This thing's unlocked. So how this goes? I'm just going to slip it on in. Nice and simple there. Battery on. Back on. We got the really nice Nokia logo engraved in the back there. Really, really nice. Turn it on from up here. This little anonymous button is to turn it on. And we started up. We get... It's going to show us the Nokia. The little hand there. Really arty. We got the date and time updated. So that's kind of nice for such an old phone. These things run on the 1900 megahertz. So it gets serviced in the US. I've got my phone book here, my SIM phone book. Because I have a bunch of old phones I like to store. And my main number is on the SIM card. Menu. We got messages. We got... This thing has T9 on it. Picture messages. This is a picture message. Super nice. To send that to somebody on their birthday or whatever. Just to let them know you're thinking of them. We got profiles. You can customize it. This phone does have vibrate. Games. We have the classic snake. Because of the infrared, we are able to play two player snake on this phone. If I had another one or another Nokia with infrared, I'd be able to do that. So of course, I will sample snake for you. Really quick, really fast-paced game. Much slower than I remember it when I was eight years old. That's for sure. Calculator calendar. Infrared. That's pretty much it. That's the 8290 for you. Really cool phone.