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Tag Heuer Meridiist Luxury Phone Unveiled
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By Allen Tsai | Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:41 pm |
Tag Heuer, in partnership with Modelabs, has announced the new Meridiist luxury phone - Swiss engineered and hand assembled from 430 components wrapped in choices ranging from crocodile to leather or rubber.
The Meridiist's stylish all-metal corrosion-resistant steel casing features the familiar craftsmanship of fine Swiss watches. Offering unscratchable 60.5 carats sapphire crystal dual displays, the main 1.9-inch screen provides QVGA resolution while a secondary monochrome OLED screen on the front end houses an independent time unit so consumers are always on time.The Meridiist also boasts a 2.0-megapixel digital camera, MP3 player (MP3/AAC/MPEG-4), Bluetooth wireless technology and 28 days power reserve and 7 hours of talktime. The handset is aimed at the high-end consumer market who appreciates the fine craftsmanship of timepieces but also desire a bit of technology - containing enough entertainment features to keep users occupied when with a group of friends or alone. The Tag Heuer Meridiist will be available from September in Tag Heuer boutiques and selected watch and jewelry stores at a price range from of $5300 to $6100. - Tag Heuer Meridiist Luxury Phone Unveiled Photo 1
- Tag Heuer Meridiist Luxury Phone Unveiled Photo 2
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