Mobiado Professional 105 EM / GCB handsets: too luxurious for our fingers

by Darren Murph, posted Jun 12th 2008 at 12:32PM

Heads up, affluent sect. The immensely pricey Professional 105 line is expanding, as two new members slip in to tempt your stuffed wallet. Mobiado's Professional 105 EM is available in Cocobolo and Ebony, and the frame is even constructed from anodized aluminum; you'll also notice sapphire crystal buttons and a black finish. As for the Professional 105 GCB, it's layered with a 5-micron thick 24-karat gold plating and jazzed up with a fancy logo 'round back. Both candybars feature quad-band GSM support, a measly 1GB of internal storage space and a ho hum 2-megapixel camera, but fret not, as it'll (very likely) be the most expensive lackluster cellphone you'll ever pay for.

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Filed under: Handsets, Others, GSM, EDGE

Tags: candybar, expensive, gilded, gold, gsm, luxury, Mobiado, Professional 105 EM, Professional 105 GCB, Professional105Em, Professional105Gcb, quad-band, wood, wooden

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jmferrt1 @ Jun 12th 2008 1:07PM

Uh, lackluster or no, it evokes such words as "obscene" or "unnecessary" as I drive down to fill my Corolla on some more $5 gas. (Shakes his head slowly as he tries to figure out what hit him.)

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