Here is a budget alternative to Peter Aloisson designed iPhone Princess Plus. Available on Ebay for $10,000 you get solid white gold iphone skillfully enhanced by 5.65 carats of VS Brilliant Cut Diamonds. The approximately 6 carats of diamonds are pave set around the screen of the iPhone as well as the Apple Logo on the back.

The new collections unveil three of the most sought after cell phones in gold and platinum.

On offer are the Nokia 7900 Prism, Nokia 8800 Arte and the Samsung Armani P520, all available in 24 ct gold and platinum editions.

While Nokia 7900 costs $906, Nokia 8800 Arte costs $1812, almost double the cost of Nokia 7900 and Samsung Armani P520 retails for a starting price of $1208.

Source : bornrich

Introducing the world’s first diamond iPhone case…

The Case-mate Diamond Case is handcrafted with 42 diamonds (3.5 carats) set in 18K gold, embedded in a rare gold carbon fiber leather case. With VVS1 clarity and H color, these diamonds are superior in quality.

Complete with an 18K gold emblem, the Case-mate Diamond Case is truly a one of a kind.

Taking a page out of its Lamborghini-branded notebooks, computer hardware giant ASUS once again draws upon the appeal of co-branding with the ZX1 Lamborghini PDA, one in its latest lineup of luxury touch-screen PDA phones.
Combining classic Lamborghini design principles along with a high-grade stainless steel and carbon fiber finish, the first noticeable trait of the phone no doubt lies in its looks.

Beyond its appearance lies a host of cutting edge features that include 3G access, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a customizable graphic user interface as well as a Windows Mobile operating system; making it, at least on paper, a worthy alternative to Apple’s iPhone. Although its release date is yet to be announced, the phone is expected to retail for approximately US$1,000.

Mobile phones have become more than just mobile communication – it is increasingly becoming a mobile lifestyle – and consumers are demanding it in increasingly smaller packages.

Sony Ericsson answers this call with the promise of mobile lifestyle at your fingertips through the stylish package of the Xperia X1 powered by Windows mobile.

Yet to announce its price, the Xperia X1 will be available in the never-fashionably-outdated black, and is expected to be released in the second half of 2008.

iPod integration has become more and more prevalent in the automotive industry, as automakers offer the compatibility on models ranging from subcompacts up to exotic supercars. But this is taking it a step further: a Lamborghini iPhone.

Reports indicate that Asus will unveil a Lamborghini-branded PDA phone to rival Apple’s iPhone at the CeBit tech show next month in Germany.

It is expected to run either the Pro or 6.1 edition of the Windows Mobile operating system and pack WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity, a touch screen and a 520 MHz Qualcomm CPU.