The Motorola Aura comes from the same line as the Motorola V70 and has inherited the same swivel design that I so love! Originally, the Motorola Aura comes in a stainless steel and tungsten design, but recently it’s been given a gold and diamond make over!

Sweet! Now it has an 18 carat gold-plated body and a 34 diamond-studded face.

Motorola Aura Specifications:

• quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity
• CrystalTalk technology
• stereo Bluetooth
• Music and video players
• Email, web browser
• 2MP camera
• 2GB of internal memory

Of course, anything this shiny isn’t cheap! It has an insane selling price of £3,500 ($5,700)! Whooopeee!

[ Image courtesy of Motorola ]

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Giorgio Armani, Samsung and Microsoft has teamed up to bring you a not-so unique looking smart phone, Giorgio Armani Samsung Smartphone (B7620). In fact, it looks suspiciously like a Nokia N97, except that it screams Giorgio Armani (literally) and has gorgeous bronze and black trimmings.

Ah, well.

Atleast now the phone could very functional, compared to the old model that was “just another pretty phone” in my opinion. More substance, finally.

The new Giorgio Armani Samsung Smartphone has a full touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard (much like the Nokia N97). It has email capabilities, calendar, internet browsing, GPS navigation and more. We’ll definitely find out what those “more” are when this phone comes out officially.

No info yet about when it’s coming out and how much it will retail. I’m sure it’ll cost an arm and a leg. Or maybe even a kidney.

[ Image courtesy of Samsung ]

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And that’s probably what this clamshell phone is all about. Just being pretty, and it’s all about style. Not much substance, I suppose. Don’t take my word for it, though. That’s my opinion.

But that’s how it goes with luxury, designer phones. They all look nice, but not much features, if you ask me! Anyway, the Sony Ericsson Jalou Clamshell comes in 2 editions: the normal one and the limited edition Dolce & Gabana.

The Dolce & Gabana comes in a pretty shade of Sparkling Rose, and it’s apparently 24k gold-plated. It also comes with a matching Bluetooth headset.

The normal edition will come in 3 colors: Deep Amethyst, Aquamarine Blue and Onyx Black.

Sony Ericsson Jalou Specifications:

• 2 inch display
• 3.2 megapixe camera
• Video recording
• Built-in mirror (I’m guessing the screen turns into a glassy surface)
• FM tuner, multimedia player
• Bluetooth 2.0
• Step counter (you know, counts your steps, health thingie)
• Quad-band GSM / tri-band HSPA connectivity

Prices for the handset haven’t been announced yet. I’m sure the prices will be ridiculously expensive, as usual, haha. What do you expect from a luxury phone, eh?

Coming out in Q4 of this year!

[ Image courtesy of Sony Ericsson ]

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Looking for an affordable yet stylish fashion phone? Then the SE Z555A is right up your alley!

It’s a clamshell phone with a diamond design and reflective finish.

Features:

• 1.3 megapixel camera
• FM Radio
• Picture blogging features

The phone also has a nifty caller id feature that shows the caller’s name on the outside of the phone… as if by magic!

Available in Dusted Rose, Diamond Black and Linear Black.

Where to buy: J&R
Price: $179.99

[ Image source from Chip Chick ]

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If it wasn’t for the ridiculously expensive price tag, I would think that these Dior Phones are actually kinda cool. But when I found out the price, I just wrinkled my nose.

Manufactured by ModeLabs, these phones are rumored to have a price of $5,000.00! Insane!

Aside from having the Dior name, these phones apparently have a mini-me called “My Dior”. It’s the size of the USB stick and you use the mini-me to answer the main phone via Bluetooth, while the main phone is stashed away in your bag. You can clip the mini-me phone on your bag, your pocket or wherever it’s easily accessible. The over all concept is unique, but seriously, for that price, no thanks!

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