Rare Sanyo SCP-5300 Cell Phone 2002

[@TralfazConstruction]

My first phone with a built-in camera. I'd put aside the phone with a detachable camera I'd just gotten from Sprint when the Sanyo SCP-5300 debuted in late-2002. My best recollection as to when I bought this is October 2002. This was back in a time when someone taking or placing a call in public was still something of a showstopper. My coworkers were interested in my new phone and I took pictures of anyone who wanted to be photographed. Some asked if I could send the picture to them in an email. I found that I could send it that way if I uploaded the pictures to my account on Sprint's website. This experience prompted me to setup an email account and get a laptop computer. Exciting times when I think about it now.

[@DominckSwakon]

No early 2003

[@TralfazConstruction]

@DominckSwakon I believe you. My recollection is a bit faulty. I do remember bringing the SCP-5300 to work with me that afternoon when I first had gotten it. I took pictures of my co-workers (anyone who was interested) and later sent a copy from my Sprint account via email. Sending pictures via text came a little later because a lot of earlier phones didn't have the capability of receiving photos via text. That would all change quickly as we came to know. In the fall of 2003, I bought a pair of Sanyo SCP-5500s for my girlfriend and I. At that point, we could send pictures and 15 second video clips to each other. Best wishes and thank you for correcting the record!

[@ernestb4473]

My favorite flip phone of all time.

[@buttercorpelcft1969]

Same!

[@danvaccariello439]

Thank you so much for the memories! My most memorable memory though did not involve the camera. Tragically, it was the Columbia space shuttle disaster. I was with a dozen friends and one of us got a call about the disaster from his mom. We were on an airport tarmac where we were working and could not access a computer with internet. I pulled out my phone and said, "I might be able to get CNN website on this." It took some time while we huddled around waiting for the page to load but it was eventually confirmed by that amazing piece of technology.

[@jcflip]

I remember this phone with sprint I love it and thinking it was the best phone lol

[@BrandonHirsch]

This is a pretty cool cell phone, man! When the Toy Box tone started and the two rolls of the snare drum played it kinda reminded me of 20th Century Fox. Great video! I loved it! :)

[@OliviaTMtherobloxian]

Can you do a camera review please?

[@ModricoTV]

Do you have any Avaya phones? The ones that look like Nokias but with the power button on the send key rather than the end key?

[@TheSovJ]

drive.google.com/folderview?id=1S5o11KysEyjsuT03RiSO76hEq8imXs5I Have you tried these programs with your firmwares? WinRipper 0.78a: Can extract MIDIs, WAVs, RIFFs, and other sound files (excluding MP3s) from firmwares. You'd have to use MultiExtractor to get the MP3s. To play the *.QLCM files, use Audacity with the FFmpeg libraries. FWEditor 1.0.4.17: a program for extracting MMFs from firmwares. Some phones have MMF sounds in their firmwares. Yamaha MidRadio Player 4.5.4: a program for playing Yamaha MMF (SMAF), MIDI, WAV, MP3, etc. files.

[@AaronGracioSetiawan]

Can you give me the animations (Startup: 0:49 (Including Splash screen) and Startup Animations at 0:53) and Shutdown (at 7:23) in GIF?

[@RareNogginStuff]

jumpshare.com/s/x9BG4GBowJbVXiGdBrHg jumpshare.com/s/UR9ZGIiduDd7e5NIe80U

[@jakemiketta3868]

Some of your videos of Noggin are not letting us leave comments

[@BrodyBradshaw-qc4mf]

I can’t find this anywhere online, not even eBay. Please help me find this phone!!

[@RareNogginStuff]

@@BrodyBradshaw-qc4mf I’d love to help, but this is a super rare model. I myself am currently looking for another SCP-5000, as my current one is suffering terminal flash rot.

[@dynamiclighting41]

Rare Noggin Stuff? Do you have Sanyo SCP-5400 Ringtone files? That phone is kinda rare! Do you have it?

[@barretthoffman7245]

SCP-4900 Dual

[@buttercorpelcft1969]

I'm trying to get the ringtones to work! Google Drive keeps saying: This file type is unsupported

[@RareNogginStuff]

You have to download the .zip file, then extract it, then you can play the .midi files using Windows Media Player or PSMPlayer.

[@dominoreaction2564]

@@RareNogginStuff Sanyo Replying to your reply

[@B01G3n1us]

Ummm the file types are unsupported????

[@amandasegura4253]

I have this phone but cant find a charger. Any suggestions?

[@RareNogginStuff]

Buy a new charger on eBay.

[@MitildaMae268]

Hey..I found this exact phone in my Mother's things..It's in really good shape..are these worth anything??

[@RareNogginStuff]

I'd say so. They are pretty rare, and I've only seen a few pop up on eBay now and then. I got this one in December 2013. You could sell it if you wanted, but I would honestly just hold onto it, considering it was your mother's, and I always hold onto my parents' old phones (e.g. the Samsung SPH-A620s, the Sanyo Katana LX, the Sanyo SCP-3100, etc.). This was the first ever camera phone for the US market, so it was quite revolutionary, but it was also really expensive to get from Sprint, which is why I think they are rather rare.

[@syntheticgent]

I have 4. 3 from college 2 in peices. One I bought a battery but my child spilled juice on it. So ut won't charge. I want to take the photos off of it but don't know how. I would be will to rent/buy/trade just to get a charge on this battery. So I can at least check it out

[@johnqpublic1]

4:26 hah. A lot of scammers use a variation of this piece as hold music.

[@DominckSwakon]

Made in japan... Wow phones where made in europe 🇪🇺🇯🇵

[@jakemiketta3868]

Did you get this last year for Christmas 🎄?

[@RareNogginStuff]

No, I got it 6 years ago in December 2013, and it wasn't for Christmas, I just happened to get it in December of that year.

[@jakemiketta3868]

Rare Noggin Stuff. Okay 👌. Can you upload more videos of Noggin commercials from 2002 with FeetFace or not yet

[@RareNogginStuff]

@@jakemiketta3868 Not yet

[@brettperry3919]

You still have this phone?

[@RareNogginStuff]

I sure do

[@brettperry3919]

@@RareNogginStuff want to sell it?

[@RareNogginStuff]

@@brettperry3919 No, I will not sell it. This is a phone I plan on keeping.

[@TheSovJ]

Sanyo 8100 ringtone files?

[@RareNogginStuff]

drive.google.com/open?id=1T9c_F4VDdDGYy-K6QaRu7_NxsgwXwWGd

[@TheSovJ]

@@RareNogginStuff Thank you! Can you do a direct recording of the Sanyo 8100 startup/shutdown tones?

[@RareNogginStuff]

@@TheSovJ drive.google.com/open?id=1iF8881k8Bts647YFOL6BuX5GWRS_toRX

[@TheSovJ]

@@RareNogginStuff Thank you so much!

[@alexism5936]

Any Ringtone Files For It?

[@RareNogginStuff]

drive.google.com/open?id=1byYkAMFgQ6yIilmM2dL7YcYNfC3CIIzl

[@alexism5936]

Thanks!

[@buttercorpelcft1969]

I tried going to Google Drive and it said "this file type is unsupported

[@TheSovJ]

Sanyo 8300 ringtone files please?

[@RareNogginStuff]

This was all I could find in the firmware. drive.google.com/open?id=1D9cG-erjkQRXbUkFLPYa51huC3C1laWe

[@TheSovJ]

Thank you!

[@TheSovJ]

Can you do a direct recording of the actual Sanyo 8300 startup/shutdown tones?

[@RareNogginStuff]

@@TheSovJ drive.google.com/open?id=1i6oajQCGQJWjiDN5jGjDlO2ply-FU1EL I can't do Katana right now, because even though I have 2 Katanas, it requires a special adapter for the headphones which I don't have. It uses the same startup/shutdown as the 8300 anyway.

[@TheSovJ]

Sanyo 6600 (Katana) ringtone files?

[@RareNogginStuff]

drive.google.com/open?id=1OXgMMQi797zau12QLc6oeFH8BSxZnzCw

[@TheSovJ]

@@RareNogginStuff Thank you!