Pager and radiotelephone apparatus

Telephonic communications – Having light wave or ultrasonic link for speech or paging... – Including fiber optic link within telephone network

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379 58, 379 57, H04M 1100

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051484730

ABSTRACT:
The present invention encompasses a pager and radiotelephone apparatus (100) having a radio pager section (102) and a cellular radiotelephone section (104) into one unit. The apparatus (100) may automatically receive a plurality of pages while the cellular radiotelephone section (104) is on, communicating a cellular telephone call, or off and unattended. The received pages are stored in the pager section (102) until the apparatus user acknowledges their receipt by a keystroke. The pages are then transferred to the radiotelephone section (104) and stored in non-volatile memory for later use.

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Financial Times article, "Designs on Pocketing the Cellular Market", by Geoffrey Charlish, Dec. 11, 1987.
Published German Application DE3329267, by Kunzel, Feb. 1985 (379-58).

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