Would You Buy This RM29k+ Android Phone?
Vertu has launched their first Android-powered smartphone, the Vertu Ti, which is priced at USD9,600 (RM29,716.80). As with most of their other phones, the Vertu Ti is designed with in-laid precious stones, eg. crystals and rubies.
By Esther Chung — 13 Feb 2013, 05:00 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Specifications of Vertu Ti
The Ti will come with a 3.7-inch WVGA screen and dual core Snapdragon S4 processor.
Inside the Ti is a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor clocked at 1.7GHz, 64GB of internal storage, an eight-megapixel camera, NFC communication and a 3.7-inch screen.
The Ti runs on Android 4.0 with the addition of the company's 24-hour concierge service.
theverge.com
Vertu's first Android-running phone
After years of Symbian and Series 40, the Vertu TI finally provides it’s wealthy owners with a modern operating system to match the stunning hardware.
digitaltrends.com
Vertu, once the high-end branch of the Nokia empire, has released a new super-expensive handset, the Ti. As usual for a Vertu, the materials list reads more like a luxury watch advertisement than a...
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It is cased in titanium, has 64mb of internal memory, and an 8mp rear camera.
dailymail.co.ukThe Vertu Ti is a titanium-cased, sapphire crystal-screened Android smartphone that will set gadget snobs back by up to £14,200.
The Vertu Ti is the firm's latest effort, an Android-powered smartphone that features a titanium chassis and a sapphire-crystal screen.
cnet.comDiamond and gem encrusted Vertu phones
What is Vertu?
Nokia sold its Vertu luxury phone business to private equity group EQT.
theverge.com
Built to exacting specifications, using only the finest materials, Vertu has become the pinnacle of mobile phone.
wordpress.com
Vertu handsets are best examples of craftsmanship one can see in the premier handset segment. Each of the pieces will be individually carved out of a single block of precious metal.
Vertu, Nokia's UK-based luxury handset division, famous for producing some of the most expensive – and arguably the most vulgar – mobile phones in the world.
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