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Dick Tracy was the very first one to use them; back in the 1940's when it reached the mainstream media, through the Chicago Tribune's pages.
Since then, some companies presented prototypes of wrist phones, a couple of them even launched some models, but all of them were big, heavy things. Nothing you would like to walk around with.

But the companies are still trying, here are some models, like the BenQ Siemens snake� model, the LiteON bracelet, the Nec Tag and finally the coolest one IMHO, the Nokia Icon.

LiteON

Fancy a Nokia with 18-carat gold plating and a huge front display of a clock. This Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold phone looks pretty classy and would sure make a statement in any fancy nightclub or golf club. I could see myself with one too….So how would one keep the robbers away ? Make sure you have a GPS tag on this baby. It sports Triband GSM900/1800/1900/GPRS/EDGE support on a Series 40 interface.
Weighs 139 g (heavy) with a standby time up to 10 days and talktime up to 2hours 45min. The display is 208 x 208 pixels, up to 262K colors but sports only a 2.0 Megapixel (1600 x 1200) camera unlike the flashy 5 megapixel Nokia N95 but you can’t have everything.