Stuart Hughes aficionados take note. The luxury bedazzler is now back with an entry-level alternative to its $3.2 million
iPhone 3GS Supreme. Of course, the new Nokia Supreme will still set you back a suitably ridiculous ?99,995 (or $160k), which will get you a
Nokia 8800 encrusted with 12.5 cts of pink diamonds, some handmade veneers made from 83 grams of platinum, a navigation button topped off with a single 3 ct diamond, and the usual granite box to store it in. Only three have been made, but it looks like today’s your lucky day — it’s still in stock.
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Stuart Hughes goes low-end with $160k Nokia Supreme
Beating all other luxury phones to acquire the title of the world’s most expensive phone is Stuart Hughes ‘ new Apple iPhone 3GS SUPREME. The extremely expensive phone is priced at a whopping £1.92 million ($3.15million) and was 10 months in the making. A truly luxurious phone, its entire casing has been created with 271 grams of 22ct solid gold.
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iPhone 3GS SUPREME is the worlds most expensive Phone
The Brabus Mercedes-Benz Viano Lounge, which is so high-end it’s called a “Lounge” and not a van (spoiler: it’s a van), is chock full of pretty much the most impressive array of tech gear we’ve ever seen on four wheels.
A short list of included gadgetry: A 32-inch electrically-deployed LCD, Wi-Fi, included Sony Vaio laptop, PS3, optional (and ridiculous) Vertu Constellation luxury phone and an espresso maker, all crammed into a van with 426HP. It’s still a concept, so there’s no price, but it’s definitely good to see a totally insane luxury car tricked out without giant flames on the sides. [Serious Wheels via LikeCool via DVICE]
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Brabus Mercedes-Benz Viano Lounge, the Incredibly Rich Techie’s Van of Choice [Concepts]
