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05.19 | Jack Bauer uses the SPV M2000 smart phone in '24'
Coolsmartphone.com alerts us to which make of smart phone / PDA Jack Bauer uses in one of the episodes of season four: the model is a Orange SPV M2000 / QTek 9090 / AudioVox 6600 / VPA III / Siemens SX66 is actually shown in the episode as a Sprint PPC 660, available here at the Sprint website. This Norwegian smart phone site has some screenshots from the episode, though you might not want to view them if you're not up to speed with the latest episodes shown in the US. Though if you can work out what happens from what's shown in those grabs, you're a better fan than I am.
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Posted by: adi at June 3, 2005 12:04 PM | #
Could anyone advise as to the make and model of the desk phone that is used in CTU?
Posted by: Mark at August 17, 2005 04:28 PM | #
Anyone know the phone that most of the characters use? Its used by David Palmer, Jack Bauer and the Araz family. It's eitehr Silver or black and is a flip phone. Thanks
Posted by: Greg at September 18, 2005 02:46 AM | #
yeah i'm looking for the black flip phone too... its not the smart phone but the one he uses early on in ep 1-3 jack uses it as well as audrey!!! please anyone???
Posted by: lesley at January 1, 2006 07:49 PM | #
I think the phone they all use is a LG VX8000, thats the silver/black flip phone.I was looking for one on eBay but they don't often ship to the UK (where i live).
Posted by: Darkstorm406 at April 2, 2006 10:48 PM | #
Hi, does anyone know the mobile model of Jack Bauer in Season 3 and Season 4? i've search the webs for hours but in vain, can anyone help me, please. by the way, do you also know the model type mobile phone of michel desler?
Posted by: Shehzad at April 10, 2006 07:52 PM | #
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Posted by: Tuki Medaber at October 3, 2006 07:27 AM | #
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