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No need to pout and pound sand if don't have an extra $8 million lying around for a diamond encrusted iPhone. For a mere $27,000 (or thereabouts), you can transform yourself into a walking target for thugs by yakking in public on your Vertu Constellation Quest.
Still too much, you say? No problem -- if you can do without the yellow gold trim, the plain jane model will only set you back around $7,500. If you can't afford that, well, you really have no business owning a smartphone (that's tongue-in-cheek folks, save the hate mail).
The Symbian-powered smartphone sports a high-res VGA screen, video output jack, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, FM radio, 32GB microSD card, full QWERTY keyboard, and crystal sapphire keys with silkscreen printed characters.
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Talcum X
October 20, 2010 at 1:16pm
I mean, you can buy a butt load of phones for that kinda money. I guess this is marketed for those schmucks who spent the $1000 on the "Im Rich" app.
dpgdog187
October 20, 2010 at 9:37am
Do normal people actually buy this stuff? I ask cause for the price of $7500 I could do some serious damage with it comes to parts for my desktop.
Keith E. Whisman
October 20, 2010 at 7:31am
If it isn't an Android phone then it's freaking worthless. I don't think it's worth $200dollars.
Thursday
October 20, 2010 at 6:51pm
Yeah no kidding...the thing is a Symbian powered phone so it shouldn't be too sparse, but for over $7000 it's nuts that you cannot customize it. Obviously aiming for the Rolex crowd.
