Mobiado, known for their ultra high-end phones, offers this: The 105GMT mobile, made out of 18 carat gold with a limited release of just 50 units. And yes, that is two self-winding Swiss watches built in underneath.
Price-- Not yet announced but likely will be astronomical. Why two watches? Why not.
Unique, fashionable, almost affordable. The Motorola Aura has a 62 carat sapphire crystal lens that is scratch resistant, a rotating blade mechanism made of Rockwell 50-55 steel gears and a liquid crystal display in circular form. The creators got their inspiration from a luxury watch design and the end result is a pretty tasteful, functional work of communication art.
$2,000
IPHONE killer? Launched under the Verizon platform, the new Blackberry Storm is set to do battle with Apple’s Iphone. Not only is this a death match between the Berry and the Iphone but also between Verizon and AT&T. (If you remember, Steve Jobs originally approached Verizon to own the Iphone product, they turned him down—and somebody lost their job) Now the stage seems to be set for both Verizon and Blackberry to enact their revenge upon Mac.
The Storm is a good start. Everything you’ve come to expect from blackberry but with an added (and no doubt Apple inspired) touch screen (although it works better than Apple’s and it should-- The Storm’s touch screen provides tactile feedback to confirm your selection and isn’t quite as cramped as the Iphone). The Storm offers dual mode functionality for world-roaming capabilities, 3G speed on the Verizon network, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera.
$600 retail but only $200 when you sign a 2 year contract with Verizon.
And want a phone that costs a million bucks?
Here it is:
Made the Guiness Book of Records for world's most expensive phone. Much like the barnacle- laced bottom of a boat, this diamond encrusted device is made of 18 carat gold and comes in pink, yellow or white. Seems it's only function is to appear in rap videos, though it's tough for me to see even P-Diddy player-hating on this.
$2,000
IPHONE killer? Launched under the Verizon platform, the new Blackberry Storm is set to do battle with Apple’s Iphone. Not only is this a death match between the Berry and the Iphone but also between Verizon and AT&T. (If you remember, Steve Jobs originally approached Verizon to own the Iphone product, they turned him down—and somebody lost their job) Now the stage seems to be set for both Verizon and Blackberry to enact their revenge upon Mac.
The Storm is a good start. Everything you’ve come to expect from blackberry but with an added (and no doubt Apple inspired) touch screen (although it works better than Apple’s and it should-- The Storm’s touch screen provides tactile feedback to confirm your selection and isn’t quite as cramped as the Iphone). The Storm offers dual mode functionality for world-roaming capabilities, 3G speed on the Verizon network, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera.
$600 retail but only $200 when you sign a 2 year contract with Verizon.
And want a phone that costs a million bucks?
Here it is:
Made the Guiness Book of Records for world's most expensive phone. Much like the barnacle- laced bottom of a boat, this diamond encrusted device is made of 18 carat gold and comes in pink, yellow or white. Seems it's only function is to appear in rap videos, though it's tough for me to see even P-Diddy player-hating on this.
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