Can't Afford Black Diamond? How About White Pearl?

Filed in archive Device Evolution by tom on July 31, 2006

The other day we mentioned the Black Diamond handset, that looked pretty good and cost a pretty penny. Well now the company has come out with a variant on the design. Losing some of the things that made the Black Diamond so expensive, the White Diamond is essentially the same handset feature-wise, just in pearlescent white, and at a much more affordable US$1,500.

Although I still can't afford one...

[Via Engadget and Esato]

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Response from: aquilino (08/28/06 2:06am)

the black diamond is unbelivable. its fantastic but very expensive. but is too pretty. i want one but where is the money?

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