By Rachel Rosmarin , published on June 29, 2009 at 4:50 PM
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GoldVish Revolution ($485,000) We think the GoldVish Revolution is more of a concept device than an actual mobile phone, since no information has been released about the phone’s technical innards. It is a hybrid phone and luxury time piece in one. It was shown at the Baselworld watch conference by Swiss company GoldVish (the company actually makes an older, even more expensive phone called Le Million priced at $1.2 million). Since the Revolution only has 29 carats of diamonds, as well as pink and white gold, it only costs about $485,000. Only nine will be made by jeweler-designer Frederic Jouvenot. |
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Rangefinder not SLR
Louis Vuitton Damier Graphite USB Key ($450)
that picture didn't work for me....but who buys these things i ask myself
Rich people sure sound stupid reading your list. The internals of those items look questionable. The Bently laptop had a Turion processor (yuck) and Pentax hasn't been a player in quality SLR for a while. I have a 2 year old Pentax SLR, it has Samsung internals; It's not great and neither are any of the Samsung SLRs. I'm sure the cellphones also have disappointing internals (the inclusion of the Razr confirms it).
Louis Vuitton Damier Graphite USB Key ($450) that picture didn't work for me....but who buys these things i ask myself
Thanks, we're working on the image problem...
Rich people sure sound stupid reading your list. The internals of those items look questionable. The Bently laptop had a Turion processor (yuck) and Pentax hasn't been a player in quality SLR for a while. I have a 2 year old Pentax SLR, it has Samsung internals; It's not great and neither are any of the Samsung SLRs. I'm sure the cellphones also have disappointing internals (the inclusion of the Razr confirms it).
That's exactly right: Most of this gear does not include the most advanced components and features on the market! Isn't that incredible? The most expensive stuff is not necessarily the best stuff.
I heard Bentley keeps leftover boards (real wood paneling) and sheets of leather from when they make your car. That way, if something needs to be replaced in the future, it comes from the same animal, tree, etc... so it better matches with everything else already in the car.
Still, that computer looks more like a purse to me.
About saying that many people of great wealth are unintelligent...
I have spent a considerable amount of time in one of the millionaire playgorunds in my city, a private airport. Of all the people I met, I only met 1 who had any college/university level education (he was a lawyer), but yet I have found many who haven't graduated fomr high school (with one man having a grade 5 education, coincidently owning a electronic store chain).
super lame no wonder there are starving people in this world
You dismiss my article ideas and publish this?
I have a bad taste in my mouth.
Fools and their money are soon parted.