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Sony Ericsson Ring Phone by Josh Rubin
Ring Phone, by 24-year old designer Tao Mais, is the winner of a recent design competition sponsored by Sony Ericsson. The competition was open to participants from universities and colleges in China-- the world's fastest growing mobile phone market. Will you see something like this one day? Yes, but not for a few more years.
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