The Ericsson JB988 was a fictional cellphone manufactured by Ericsson and subsequently modified by the British Secret Intelligence Service's (SIS/MI6) research and development division, Q Branch. The device was designed for and appeared prominently in EON Productions' 1997 James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. Most of the film's gadgets are concealed in the handset, including a finger print scanner, vehicle remote-control for Bond's BMW 750iL, and 20,000 volt electroshock weapon.
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Tomorrow Never Dies (film)[]
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Top of phone flips open to reveal the finger print scanner.
Body of phone flips open to reveal the vehicle remote-control.
When activated, a pair of electroshock prongs extend from the phone's base.
Being used to remote control Bond's BMW 750iL
Several of its fuctions
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- ↑ (2002) 007 Spy Files #1 (Magazine), 007 Spy Files (in En-UK), London: GE Fabbri Ltd., pp.10-11.