The Elle Glamphone N�3 slider coming in 2007

by Brian White, posted Feb 21st 2007 at 5:50PM

We just love cellphone names with "Elle" in them, like this Elle Glamphone from the recent past. This newer Glamphone Nº3 slider above -- we guess -- is meant to denote a hot degree of perkiness maybe -- but we'll pass on that. This rather normal but "glammy" handset will be offered by Alcatel soon, with its curvy slider looks having been to the paint factory for all those off-primary colors --orange, pink, purple, white and yellow-green. Onboard is a 1.3 megapixel shooter (now the norm) and of course an unspecified color screen and MP3 player functionality. For the cheeky factor, you get a rather tauty necklace for hanging that Bluetooth headset around your neck. Plus, you get a steel charm on that beauty. Aww.

[Via Textually.org]

Filed under: Handsets, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

Tags: Alcatel, EDGE, Elle Glamphone, Elle slider, ElleGlamphone, ElleSlider, Glamphone, GSM

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KC @ Feb 22nd 2007 2:02PM

I am going to take a wild guess that the designer of this piece was thinking "Ode to my labia" when they created this.

Despite the obviously phallic nature of the slide style form factor this phone seems to have been dreamed into existence while viewing a performance of Eve Ensler's epic The Vagina Monologues

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Luca @ Jun 23rd 2007 3:18AM

Alcatel GlamPhone ELLE n.3 VIDEO:
http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=3xAxbA211qk

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