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The all-new P’9522 is the result of yet another team-up between French cell-phone maker Sagem and Porsche Design. Even though its styling looks the product of a one-night stand between a Sony-Ericcson candybar and an iPhone, overall, the iPorsche err, we mean the P’9522 is pretty good looking. The candybar which is carved from an aluminum block also comes equipped with decent features like a 5 Megapixels digital camera, a large 2.8-inch touch screen, GPS, a WiFi connector and even a MicroSD fingerprint reader that allows users to be authenticated by fingerprints. -Continued
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- Audi Tt Cell Phone
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- 2008 Renault Twingo Nokia Special Edition
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- Porsche Design Presents Its First Mobile Phone
Porsche Design has teamed up with French based Sagem Communication, to create their first mobile phone, the P’9521. Uninspiring name apart, the P’9521 has certainly won our aesthetic approval with its minimalist design and “coolâ€...
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Porsche Design P’9522 Cell Phone Hits the Euro Market
The all-new P’9522 is the result of yet another team-up between French cell-phone maker Sagem and Porsche Design. Even though its styling looks the product of a one-night stand between a Sony-Ericcson candybar and an iPhone, overall, the iPorsche err, we mean the P’9522 is pretty good looking. The candybar which is carved from an aluminum block also comes equipped with decent features like a 5 Megapixels digital camera, a large 2.8-inch touch screen, GPS, a WiFi connector and even a MicroSD fingerprint reader that allows users to be authenticated by fingerprints. -ContinuedOddly enough, the Sagem-developed P’9522 doesn’t come with 3G support but we doubt anyone will care. The Porsche-branded cell phone is expected to go on sale in
- Porsche Panamera Interior Spied Undisguised
The first unofficial but bare-naked shots of the Porsche Panamera's interior have hit the web revealing the four-door sports sedan's dashboard in detail. All in all, Porsche's DNA is clearly visible in the design - though somewhat more upscale...
- Motorola Presents Z8 Ferrari Limited Edition Cell-phone
US based cell-phone manufacturer Motorola has joined forces or to be totally blunt, it has obtained a licence from Ferrari, to create a limited edition mobile phone decorated with the prancing horse. Based on the Motorola Z8 phone, the limited edition...
- Audi Tt Cell Phone
In case you’re wondering, no, this isn’t a certified Audi product. We’d bet our meagre 9-to-5 paycheck that it was conceived by a guy named Chang and built by his thirteenth brother who is paid less than a buck a day. Of course, that...
- 2008 Renault Twingo Nokia Special Edition
French carmaker Renault is addressing new-tech car buffs with the new Twingo Nokia. The special edition version has been developed in partnership with Nokia featuring a standard an MP3 compatible 140W radio-cd with USB, jack and iPod inputs and a Nokia...
- Porsche Design Presents Its First Mobile Phone
Porsche Design has teamed up with French based Sagem Communication, to create their first mobile phone, the P’9521. Uninspiring name apart, the P’9521 has certainly won our aesthetic approval with its minimalist design and “coolâ€...