The history of pay phones, once popular but is now beginning to be ignored

The inventor of the first pay phone was William Gray in 1889 and was initially installed at a bank in the hart ford area of ​​Connecticut. There are several types of public telephones, among them are public phones coins, cards, and banknotes. But the pay phone we see is a kind of public phone that uses coins as a means of payment.

in the 1950s, Bell invented the coin-pay phones, but at the time the public phones were less attractive because users were not free to use public phones.

Not long after Bell designed the room to call from the glass and aluminum which is enough to contain one person in it, so that users can comfortably communicate. After the box was created by Bell, his creation machine became very popular.

In the past, pay phones were popular among the public, because public phones were the only practical means of communication to communicate with people far from us.

Public telephones are often encountered in public areas, crowded areas of roads and transport terminals such as railway stations, airports.

Prior to the discovery of cell phones, public phones were excellent and were often used for communication purposes. But when cell phones start to be discovered and known, many people forget about pay phones, why not ... Perhaps because of the many shortcomings of pay phones, one of the most visible is because it can not be carried anywhere.

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Get to know the advantages and disadvantages of public phones **advantages** public phones are also beneficial to people who do not have a cell phone because not everyone has a cell phone, and when on the street forgot to bring a communication device, we can use a pay phone.

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Can not be taken anywhere because it is permanently in place, public phones are also vulnerable from damage done by irresponsible parties.

That's the brief history of pay phones .....
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