Chapter 139
Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell
âAlright, Iâll make sure to complete the task!â Kenny nodded.
This was a test given by Carlisle. He had to complete it no matter what.
âIs anyone using Rileyâs phone?â Carlisle inquired the crowd.
Everyone present except Hank took out a small, delicate flip phone, resembling the Motorola Razr V3
that had just been released this year.
Logan handed her phone to Carlisle and sald proudly, âThis is the Motorola Razr V3. It took only three
months from designing it to selling it in the market.â
After trying it for a moment, Carlisle smiled and asked, âItâs basically a Motorola knockoff, right? How
are
the sales volumes and profit?â
Logan blushed. She lost her confidence when it came to sales volume.
She said embarrassedly, âItâs been on the market for two months, and⦠weâve only sold over six
thousand units. The profit per phone is around a thousand dollars.
âWith a production line for over 16 hundred employees, the production capacity should be large enough
in two months. Where did those phones go?â Carlisle asked in confusion.
âOur sales were bad because the competition was too aggressive. Mr. Davis was pressured by the
creditors and had to mortgage the remaining inventory to highâinterest loans to fill the funding gap.â
Logan sighed softly.
âAlright, letâs not discuss this anymore. Itâs almost time to get off work. Kenny, Logan, and Hank, you
three please stay back. The rest of you can leave,â Carlisle instructed.
He wanted to talk to Logan about product development, but the product he had in mind was too
extraordinary. So, he sent the others away to avoid causing too much of a stir.
Once the rest left the room, Carlisle got up and closed the door. Logan and the others stared at him
intently, not knowing what he was up to.
âLetâs talk about phone development!â Carlisle said seriously.
He stared at Logan and said in a deep voice, âI plan to create a buttonless fullâscreen phone.â
âA buttonless phone?â Logan was a little dumbfounded.
Kenny laughed as well. He then asked, âHow do you use it without buttons?â
Hank had even gotten tired of questioning Carlisle.
There was a time when everyone called Hank crazy. Now it seemed that Carlisle was the crazy one.
Carlisle picked up a piece of paper and a pen from the table and then drew the outline of a rectangle
with rounded corners.
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The three of them leaned in to look at the drawing.
âIs⦠Is this a phone?â Loganâs eyes widened.
It was impossible for a phone to look like this. It looked more like a brick!
âThis is the resistive screen. We can only activate the software by touching the screen,â Carlisle
explained
briefly
Although the capacitive screen had yet to be developed, the resistive screen was already on the
market. Only a few phone manufacturers used it.
Logan was the head of the R&D department, after all. She was likely to be imaginative.
As Carlisle explained, a picture of a buttonless fullâscreen phone that could start the software by
touching the icons naturally formed in her mind.
As soon as this image appeared, Loganâs eyes widened in disbelief.
Such a phone could only appear in science fiction movies. If such a phone could really be made, it
would definitely subvert the phone industryâs entire perception.
Hank and Kenny roughly understood what Carlisle meant. They were equally astonished.
They couldnât imagine what kind of phone Carlisle was going to make.
Logan came back to her senses and asked, âThen how do you type and chat on it?â