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The AT&T 210 is a series of trimline telephones. | The AT&T 210 is a series of very common trimline telephones. First introduced in 1986<ref>[https://www.smithgear.com/att210-bk.html#:~:text=The%20first%20210%20phone%20was%20introduced%20in%201986. https://www.smithgear.com/att210-bk.html#:~:text=The%20first%20210%20phone%20was%20introduced%20in%201986.] </ref> when AT&T redesigned its consumer lineup to be more competitive. The 210M is still available new today in a revised model under manufacture from Advanced American Telephones in white, black, and pink, as well as a variant with extra large buttons, model 213. The 210M features speed-dial memory and 3 programmable Police, Fire, and EMS speed-dials. The original 210 without memory is quite uncommon. | ||
== History == | |||
The original 210 models were manufactured by Western Electric (called AT&T Technologies at the time). In the late 1980s, the phone was redesigned and manufacturing was moved oversees It received multiple iterations and improvements over the years. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:34, 12 April 2026
The AT&T 210 is a series of very common trimline telephones. First introduced in 1986[1] when AT&T redesigned its consumer lineup to be more competitive. The 210M is still available new today in a revised model under manufacture from Advanced American Telephones in white, black, and pink, as well as a variant with extra large buttons, model 213. The 210M features speed-dial memory and 3 programmable Police, Fire, and EMS speed-dials. The original 210 without memory is quite uncommon.
History
The original 210 models were manufactured by Western Electric (called AT&T Technologies at the time). In the late 1980s, the phone was redesigned and manufacturing was moved oversees It received multiple iterations and improvements over the years.