Lot #176: BlackBerry 7290 & Riptunes MP-1874R

(Riptines) A portable digital media player featuring a red finish and a 1.8-inch color display. Riptunes emerged in the early 21st century as a budget-friendly alternative to premium MP3 players like the Apple iPod. These devices gained popularity for their plug-and-play simplicity and the inclusion of basic features such as video playback and photo viewing during the height of the digital music revolution. (Balckberry) charger fits rip tunes as well )). A classic early 2000s handheld mobile device featuring a full QWERTY keyboard and color display. Released in 2004, the BlackBerry 7290 was a landmark device for Research In Motion. It was the first in the series to offer quad-band support, allowing for international roaming, and featured Bluetooth connectivity which was a luxury at the time. Known affectionately as the CrackBerry due to its addictive push-email functionality, it became a staple of business culture before the era of modern smartphones. Both untested power on but that’s the list of my testing. Pickup category timeslot {B}