Published By
Miko On Tuesday, September 22nd 2009
This article contains unofficial information.
We have seen various cell phones in Vertu’s product catalogue over the years, all of them made from all manner of ultra-expensive materials you can imagine, but they all have something in common and this is one and the same candybar form factor. Perhaps, this is about to change though, because a recent rumor has it the manufacturer is working on a new model, called the Vertu Constellation F with the letter F standing for nothing else, but “Folding”. Similarly to other Vertu handsets, the Constellation F will be made of stainless steel and covered in leather top to bottom. Moreover, it´s expected to come in several different versions, some of them sporting precious metal elements. Aside from the new form factor, the phone will be equipped with a built-in GPS and this is not something we see often with luxury handsets. All other features are pretty much standard – 2.4-inch display with native resolution of 320×480 pixels, 1.36-inch external display, 8GB built-in memory and 3-megapixel camera with photo flash. Our source claims the Vertu Constellation F will be usable anywhere in the world and the word goes the phone will also come with Wi-Fi support. The handset will supposedly hit the shelves this fall and you will be able to get yourself one at the decent price of $7,770.
This article contains unofficial information.
We have seen various cell phones in Vertu’s product catalogue over the years, all of them made from all manner of ultra-expensive materials you can imagine, but they all have something in common and this is one and the same candybar form factor. Perhaps, this is about to change though, because a recent rumor has it the manufacturer is working on a new model, called the Vertu Constellation F with the letter F standing for nothing else, but “Folding”. Similarly to other Vertu handsets, the Constellation F will be made of stainless steel and covered in leather top to bottom. Moreover, it´s expected to come in several different versions, some of them sporting precious metal elements. Aside from the new form factor, the phone will be equipped with a built-in GPS and this is not something we see often with luxury handsets. All other features are pretty much standard – 2.4-inch display with native resolution of 320×480 pixels, 1.36-inch external display, 8GB built-in memory and 3-megapixel camera with photo flash. Our source claims the Vertu Constellation F will be usable anywhere in the world and the word goes the phone will also come with Wi-Fi support. The handset will supposedly hit the shelves this fall and you will be able to get yourself one at the decent price of $7,770.
