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Apr 29 2008 7:16 AM
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adnana
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Most of us are pretty reasonable when it comes to the prices we are willing to pay for a mobile phone, but if you are looking for all-out luxury you are definitely going to want to check out the most recently released Vertu Constellation Rococo Collection phones.
This collection was created to celebrate Vertu’s tenth anniversary, and celebrate they did.
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Posted on
Dec 18 2007 1:23 PM
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adnana
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Stainless steel, gold -- how is one exceptionally well-to-do individual to decide? Now one doesn't have to, all thanks to Vertu's Mixed Metal edition of the Constellation. While lacking the 3G data of its Ascent Ti cousin, the Constellation at least has the common decency to rock four bands of GSM reception plus EDGE data, giving users at least a fleeting hope of exploiting the phone's customized version of S40 to its fullest...
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Dec 08 2007 2:18 PM
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adnana
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It takes a very special kind of knockoff to earn a place in the history books as the 100th official installment of our Keepin' it real fake series, and we think we've come across just the right item here. Meet the "730 ROYAL-GP" from Century Telecom, a gussied-up candybar that makes no bones about the fact that it's stealing a few cues from Vertu...
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Nov 12 2007 7:07 AM
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adnana
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Crafted with 644 brilliant cut white diamonds and 428 brilliant cut black diamonds, Nokia is adding another luxury phone to their Signature series. The Vertu Signature Diamonds collection was first introduced in Oct 2006, each model includes 388 mechanical components ...
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Vertu has finally seen fit to bump one of its out of the ballpark expensive sets into the 3G world, welcome the Vertu Ascent Ti, 'bout time we say, bout time. Featuring a casing "forged" from solid titanium, a "floodlit" keypad, 4GB of internal storage -- and with the 3 megapixel autofocus cam, you'll need that space -- UMTS in the 2100Mhz range, and a design strikingly similar to all other Vertu handsets, so if you're in the market for Vertu love, now's the time to strike......
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All that glitters chez Vertu is gold -- well OK most, but who'd spend this much for stainless steel? -- and in the case of this handset in the Constellation series, rose gold. Unlike other in the collection, leather choices only include black, and not the other garish colors we've seen before. This handset still impresses with.....
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Stealing £3 million ($5.94 million) worth of mobile phones sure sounds like a risky way to may a buck, but if you're going to jack mobile handsets, you might as well swipe the ones that depreciate the least, eh? A...
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Are your eyes set on a Vertu phone, but your bank account is about five or six zeros short? Now you have an alternative choice! The new VEPTU series (CECT I-70) from CECT give you a 24k gold limited edition in a much cheaper price. In fact, it gives you even more features with a 2.0 megapixel camera, MP3 player, 3GP video player and memory card slot. Its 24k gold back cover, which is in fact a metal with gold color, is so shiney that can be used as a mirror.
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Chances are most people have never heard of Vertu. Unlike other manufacturers which mass produce cell phones for the general public, Vertu caters to a very small and exclusive group of consumers.
Creating personal instruments that are as much communication devices as works of art, Vertu produces a small supply of luxury phones crafted in partnership with the most prestigious jewelers and craftsmen. Incased in precious metals and the finest leather hides, the effort to create Vertu phones alone resulted in over 20 new patents.
But perhaps the draw of the Vertu is that it is not just a phone. When consumers acquire a Vertu, they join an exclusive community around the world with access to the Vertu Concierge. A global network equal to that of the world's finest hotels, a personal support system twenty-four hours a day allow users to receive expert information on travel and entertainment, as well as reservations, preferred rates and access to emergency assistance - simply by pressing the dedicated key on the side of the phone.
As the newest device from Vertu's limited product portfolio, the new Signature 2006 upgrades the original, adding an improved color screen, GPRS support, and internal antenna. Setting the standard for exquisitely crafted, high-quality, luxury mobile communication, Vertu's amazing success over the last four years has been the company's single-minded dedication to craftsmanship.
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