Bt Cellnet phones

BT Cellnet was British Telecom's mobile phone network brand name until 2002 when the company was sold by BT. The brand is now O2 and the company is owned by Spanish telecoms giant, Telefónica.
From the beginning, phones were branded as 'British Telecom' and later Cellnet. However, phones branded Motorola, Nokia and many other companies were sold with Cellnet contracts.
The following is a list of BT or Cellnet or BT branded phones.
Cellnet phones from the 1980s
- BT Opal - Motorola DynaTAC 8000S (ETACS) - 1985
- BT Pearl - Mitsubishi Roamer (also known as BT Roamer) (ETACS)
- BT Coral - a rebranded Kokusai phone (ETACS) - 1988
- BT Ivory - a rebranded Hitachi 5IV1A04 phone (ETACS) - 1989
- BT Diamond - a rebranded Motorola 9800X (ETACS) - c1989

BT phones from the 1990s
- BT Emerald - Motorola 6800X transportable (ETACS) - c1991
- BT Diamond II - a rebranded Motorola flip phone (ETACS) - 1994
- BT Diamond IV - launched 1996 (ETACS)
- BT Jet - a rebranded NEC P100 (ETACS) - 1995
- BT Jade - a rebranded NEC P100 (ETACS) - 1993
- BT Amber - a Maxon (ETACS) - 1994
- BT Marble - a NEC P3 (ETACS) -1994
- BT Quartz (ETACs)
- BT Ebony (ETACs) - 1994
- BT Jade II - a rebranded NEC P800 (ETACS) - 1996
- BT Esprit - 1995
- BT Roamer 100 - a rebranded Alcatel (GSM) - 1995
- BT Roamer 300 (GSM)
- BT Roamer 500/550 - a rebranded Alcatel (GSM)
- BT Roamer 600 - a rebranded Ericsson (GSM) - 1995
- BT Roamer 700 - launched 1996 (GSM)
- BT CMH 200 a rebranded Nokia 100, also known as BT Nokia 100 (ETACS) - 1994
- BT CMH 300 a rebranded Motorola, also known as BT Pearl (ETACS) - 1994/5
- BT CMH 400 a rebranded Maxon phone - 1995
- BT Euro '96 a rebranded Motorola - to celebrate football's Euro '96 (GSM) - 1996
- Philips Savvy BT Cellnet (GSM) - 1999
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