Nokia’s got a new
8800 iteration on their hands, and this time, it's clad in
18-carat gold and white leather.
Dubbed the
Nokia 8800 Gold Arte, this fine-looking piece of mobile telecommunications equipment comes with brilliant
2-inch OLED display (think
N85),
3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900MHz), WCDMA 2100MHz, 4GB internal memory, and runs on the
S40 5th edition FP 1 platform.
Those interested in getting this luxurious phone will have to wait a little longer, though, as
price and availability info is
yet to be announced.
That's just an old model! I saw that in one of those local Nokia Stores! I think they just replaced it with Gold, or is it Gold already. It's really hard to figure out how to open/slide it. It's quite different from other slide mobiles.
But then, are those really its exact features?! Do they really have those?
-kyla
It looks so classy, my mom would definitely like it but I don't think teenagers would go for it.
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Those interested in getting this luxurious phone will have to wait a little longer, though, as price and availability info is yet to be announced.
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I saw that in one of those local Nokia Stores! I think they just replaced it with Gold, or is it Gold already. It's really hard to figure out how to open/slide it. It's quite different from other slide mobiles.
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I read a very interesting article on Gold Buyer San Antonio about mobiles that have gold in their composition, especially 18-carat gold. Nokia seems to be leader on the phone market. They have from simple phones to gold phones which are expensive, but you can always recycle the gold and get some money back...
Let me put this way: I would rather buy a nice name necklace than spend money on a cell phone that has 18 carat gold. That phone could easily be sold in a jewelry store.