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| − | {{sub-stub}}'''SAGEM''' ('''S'''ociété d''''A'''pplications '''G'''énérales de l''''É'''lectricité et de la '''M'''écanique) was a French electronics company. For a period it produced mobile phones, some of which ran [[Sega]] games. | + | {{sub-stub}}'''SAGEM''' ('''S'''ociété d''''A'''pplications '''G'''énérales de l''''É'''lectricité et de la '''M'''écanique) was a French electronics company. For a period it produced mobile phones through its '''Sagem Communications''' subsidiary, some of which ran [[Sega]] games. |
| − | In 2005 | + | In 2005, SAGEM merged with SNECMA to form Safran, and now works exclusively in the aerospace sector, after selling off its mobile division in 2008. |
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SAGEM (Société d'Applications Générales de l'Électricité et de la Mécanique) was a French electronics company. For a period it produced mobile phones through its Sagem Communications subsidiary, some of which ran Sega games.
In 2005, SAGEM merged with SNECMA to form Safran, and now works exclusively in the aerospace sector, after selling off its mobile division in 2008.
Hardware produced
- SAGEM myX-7 (2005)