Porsche has turned its attention to the mobile phone market with its launch of the P’9522 handset. P’9522 was never going to be cheap.....Carved from a solid block of aluminum, the phone comes with a 2.8-inch OLED touchscreen display covered with a single sheet of scratchproof mineral glass. A fingerprint reader, five-megapixel camera, MP3 player, WiFi capabilities and GPS complete the package, with room for a micro-SD card to expand capacity.
P´9522 Black Edition: Design philosophy in its purest form
Porsche Design's second award winning cell phone is now available in a new variant: the P´9522 Black Edition.
The straight lines and purist form of the phone are particularly emphasized in the Black Edition by the combination of matt, black anodized aluminum and black mineral glass. The casing is milled from a block of solid aluminum. The P´9522 Black Edition embodies the timeless and authentic design philosophy of the brand in its purest form.
Alongside its elegant design, the P´9522 Black Edition cell phone is also packed with innovative functions, modern communications technology and excellent sound and image reproduction. A unique feature of the Porsche Design cell phone is a sensor that reads fingerprints, so that the user can authentically identify himself or herself and secure access to personal information is guaranteed.
Furthermore, shortcuts can be configured, for example to allocate each touch to a telephone number or device function.
Porsche Design, a subsidiary of the German automaker, has recently unveiled the Porsche P’9522 Black Edition mobile phone in Singapore. Porsche first entered the mobile phone market three years ago with the launch of the P’9521 mobile phone. The first designer cell phone won rave reviews, with the readers of German Telecommunications magazine“Connect” voting it as “Product of the Year 2007″ in the luxury phone category.
The new P’9522 Black Edition will be available only to existing Porsche owners. Around 1600 of these cell phones are being made, and Porsche owners can buy it from the car dealership, Stuttgart Auto. The sleek, super-luxury phone comes along an equally grand price tag of 2,280 Singapore dollars ($1,636). Sagem Wireless is the manufacturer of the phone. The phone will eventually head to Hong Kong next, before making its way to China, Dubai, Germany and Russia.
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