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Mobiado Professional Executive Model by Josh Rubin
Mobiado is among the few handset manufacturers focused exclusively on fashion phones. Their latest, the Executive Model, is available with Cocobolo or Honduran Rosewood casing and has stainless steel buttons. The interface is based on Nokia's Series 40 UI and though Mobiado is not affiliated with Nokia, the guts of the phone are presumably similar as well. The feature set is standard for a high end handset: high res camera that supports video, Bluetooth, push-to-talk, MP3 player and more.
So if you have US$1900 to drop on a beautiful handset no one around you is likely to have, get yours now.
This entry posted on 01 July 2005 at
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