in his boring book on the "dialectic" of these things.  
Sumanth Gopinath asked, "how much can you charge people for things that are more or less worthless?" in his boring book on the "dialectic" of these things.  These things really took off in Japan following the publication of the Keitai Chaku Mero Doremi Book in 1997.  Andy Clarke, who bought [these things].net in 1999, secured a B5 license for them in the UK.  The NTT DoCoMo was the first device to allow customizing them.  The first service for these things was Finland's (*) Harmonium service.  Finland was also the source of an extremely popular one of these called the "Grande Valse" first used on an 8110 model device.  Jamba's biggest profits came from selling these things based on the characters Sweety the Chick and Crazy Frog. More powerful devices could support "true" rather than monophonic or polyphonic examples of these things.  For 10 points, name these sounds your old Nokia would play when someone called you.
Sumanth Gopinath asked, "how much can you charge people for things that are more or less worthless?"
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