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Vertu Signature Dragon looks ugly, probably costs a fortune

December 25, 2008 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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I’m not sure do you remember Vertu Cobra? It’s one of the most expensive mobile phones every made. Nokia’s luxury arm is now going one step further, unveiling the similar-looking Vertu Signature Dragon phone, which, as I’m sure you can guess for yourself, has a dragon instead of cobra on the front of the device.

It’s a feature phone made out of high quality and ultra expensive materials like gold and diamonds, and since Cobra retailed for over a quarter of a million bucks, we guess the Dragon will follow the suit with similar pricing. Yeah, I’m not sure why I write about it when I know most of us will never have that kind of money to put for a phone. Still, you may want to see live on your next visit to Vegas, where Vertu has a store in Wynn Hotel…

[Via: Engadget]

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