Journey Through Time: Exhibition Of Communication Artifacts

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Wireless phones.

 

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Paging devices were used in 1990 by those who didn’t have mobile phones. To send a message one had to call an operator and dictate a message for the user.

 

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GSM Nokia DE-21 base station, 1994.

 

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Mobile phones.

 

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Colour TV camera, 1971.

 

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“Small-sized TV receiver JUNOST-2″, USSR, Moscow”.

 

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Everyone dreamed of having a TV receiver named Silelis in 1983.

 

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Previously, the analog exchange occupied huge buildings unlike today, when a pair of such devices is needed to serve a residential area.

 

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Afterwar interior.

 

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Soviet times.

 

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The 1990s.

 

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Videotelephone. Noone could imagine there will be such a thing as Skype.