One company, however, believes that a tiny phone, in a world dominated by smartphones, can still work and be usable. But this small phone isn’t just any phone — it’s the smallest in the world with a size smaller than that of a flash drive.
Introducing, Zanco tiny t1, the smallest mobile phone in the world.
It’s capable of doing all of the basic things that a mobile phone can do.
It is smaller than the size of a USB flash drive and it can make for an adorable gift.
Here's Zanco tiny t1 compared to a coin.
This is how small the mobile phone is.
Curious about its dimensions?
You get all these features on this mini phone.
Can you believe this tiny phone actually exists?
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Zanco tiny t1 can store up to 300 phone numbers with its alphanumerical keyboard. It runs on a 200mAh battery and with a tiny display, the phone doesn’t consume too much battery. That makes it capable of running for three days in standby mode, according to company claims.
Zanco also said that the gadget can fully-function as a “talk and text” phone. This means that users can send and receive text messages and calls. One can even enjoy 180 minutes of talk time using the tiny phone. The device uses a nano-SIM card and 2G network.
For years, Zanco has been specializing in the manufacture of teeny weeny mobile phones. The tiny t1’s beginnings even started out as a joke. Marketing company Clubbit, which is collaborating with Zanco, were handed a prototype of another small phone called Fly micro phone.
The tiny t1’s beginnings started out as a joke.
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Clubbit was so impressed by how small Zanco was able to come up with a design that they asked if the company can make something much smaller. Shazad Talib, founder of Zanco, thought that the team could make something half the size of the micro phone. Eighteen months later, the tiny t1 was born.
Zanco has already started a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to mass produce the world’s tiniest phone. As of this writing, the company has already raised over $152,000.
The question is, will people be interested in buying such a scaled down gadget? Would you? Sound off in the comments section below.
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