Film and television works, those magical sci-fi phones.

In the early days of the year, cellphones were seen as a futuristic or sci-fi product. Today, our mobile phone can do a lot of incredible things, but compared with the dream house, they may have a lot of room for improvement, or even, some people think that the mobile phone can achieve time travel, control cars and so on. However, many mobile phone functions have been successfully predicted. The following are the top ten most incredible sci-fi phones in film and television productions.

The term "Batman call" refers to a private telephone line that specializes in receiving urgent and high-priority calls. The idea is inspired by the 60 's broadcast of the Batman TV series, which has a telephone dedicated to connecting masked Batman. When the bell rings, it glows, it also carries a tracking device that can be used in an emergency.

In 1997, James Bond used the Ericsson concept mobile phone in the Empire of tomorrow to remotely start his car, drive it and open the window to jump in. The futuristic phone also features a lock, fingerprint verification and a 20,000-volt electric shock.

The communication device is named after the television inventor Philo (Philo Farnsworth). It seems to be very simple, actually very convenient to use. The mobile device, which appears on Syfy TV's TV series, is a two-way audio and video phone and has a unique secure signal channel. Even in the depths of the basement and the woods, it can still maintain communication. It is not backward, can run efficiently, and can even hold a conference call. If you can use it early on with Android or iOS devices, then Francis can make a big buck.

"With the new Eyephone, you can listen to music, watch TV, hang out with your friends anytime, or download pornographic TV on a crowded bus, or even check your emails in a train accident." "This is" flying out of the future "inside the" Eyephone. " It is like the pioneer of Google glasses, the difference is, "Eyephone" in Your eyes, in front of your projections display, the receiver is installed in your ears.

In The Adventures of Bill and Ted, the phone booth allows Bill and Ted to travel through time and space. Also, we want our phones to turn the clock back so we can take the stupid messages that we accidentally sent out.

We live in an era of contradictions. Although the current big screen mobile phone is booming, but as early as 2000, mobile phone screen is the smaller the better. In the 2001 film supermodel Zoolander, there was a small phone, even smaller than your ears. So it's like squeezing nails to answer and hang up the phone. Unfortunately, the pursuit of small-screen mobile phones is no longer the trend.

This is a huge cordless phone that appears in the family emotional comedy "Saved by the Bell". From the perspective of the present, the big mobile phone means backward. In fact, this bulky phone is one of the first cordless phones to appear on TV. As can be seen from the actor's dress, the TV series was produced in the early 90 in the late 80.

In the movie "The Matrix", the banana-shaped Nokia 8110 is converted into a mobile phone with a spring-type slide-it can be opened automatically. In the movie, the phone seems indestructible and can continue to talk as it falls from a skyscraper. The general telephone is not so durable.

Imagine how magical it would be to have a phone-call shoe before the phone was born and when the landline was considered a luxury. In "Confused Detective", Maxwell Smett (Maxwell Smart) can use leather shoes to call, even with a pair of shoes to receive two calls. Now it seems that the device is primitive, but the idea is beyond the present-it is wearable equipment!

Dr Martin Cooper, the first handheld mobile phone inventor, said that the communications equipment in Star Trek: The original series was the inspiration for his invention, Martin Cupa. The device consists of two parts: the upper and lower part that can be turned up. The upper part contains a transceiver antenna, while the lower part contains the console, speakers, and microphone. Compared to today's mobile phones, the phone can be used to guarantee communication without using satellite signals, or as an emergency beacon.