90s Brick Phone - Motorola MicroTAK 3D model

This 3D model is based on Motorola Microtak DPC 550 which came out in the early 90s. It was one of the most popular handheld phones of that time. Modeled in blender & textured in Substance painter, It has a very optimized polycount. You can use it in Environment design, Movies, Games or anywhere you like. Also please do share your feedback and concerns.

Product Contents :

• BrickPhone 3D Model
• Formats - FBX, OBJ, USD, glTF, Blend
• Geometry - 6809 faces, 7307 vertices
• Main Textures - 2048x2048
• Optimized for inGame use

In 1989, the Digital Personal Communicator, or DPC, was introduced as a lower cost alternative to the 9800X. Light or dark gray in color, the phone featured a green or orange 7-character segment LED display. It closely resembled the 9800x in terms of the keypad design and background and the main body. Early DPCs of the 9800X-era featured the elongated antenna base, round-top side grips, and white-on-gray keypad.

Later versions (most likely after 1991) lost the 9800X-specific physical features, but kept the same basic form. Bone white models were also available as special editions to cellular providers in the US. An upscale version of the DPC, known as the MicroTAC 950, or the MicroTAC Alpha in later years featured an 7-character green or orange dot-matrix LED display and the return of the alpha-numeric phonebook.

The Alpha phones were upscale in that they had more user-programmable options. Also, Alpha phones featured the side grip arrow keys. Soon, an affordable DPC 550 came to the market. Almost identical to the Digital Personal Communicator, the DPC 550 featured little with the most basic of operations.