The Nokia 5110 was a colossus\u00a0(literally, and figuratively) of mobile technology at the turn of the century, as its\u00a0160 million owners will attest.<\/p>\n
For its chunky dimensions, it came with\u00a0a 600mah battery, interchangeable covers and one of the world’s most-loved mobile games: Snake.<\/p>\n
The screen was 84 x 84 pixels, which equated to a resolution of a whopping 65 pixels per inch.<\/p>\n
Compare that to the 401 ppi density of another cellular giant; the iPhone 6s Plus. How many Nokia 5110 screens do you think could fit into the 5.5 inch screen\u00a0of the 6s Plus?<\/p>\n
Use the interactive infographic from GoCompare<\/a>, below, to find out exactly how far mobile screens have progressed in the past 18 years.<\/p>\n Owners of\u00a0phones such as\u00a0the\u00a0Motorola Razr<\/a> and Samsung Galaxy<\/a>, won’t be\u00a0left out either, as these handsets also are also acknowledged in the infographic.<\/p>\n If you’re reading this article on your phone, click here<\/a> to\u00a0view the infographic.<\/p>\n