Celsius X VI II LeDIX Tourbillon - The Most Expensive Mobile in the World

Posted by Unknown On Monday, July 25, 2011 1 comments
Before I give out specs & details about this phone let's get one thing clear, its price - $300,000 (Rs. 1,34,23,875 approx).Well I warned you, reading ahead is at your discretion.

Things I need to do in life before I can purchase an over $300,000 luxury mobile phone: have a man servant, enjoy caviar on the moon, take my pet panda to the panda groomer, have eyeglasses made out of platinum for the hell of it, refuse beautiful woman for the night because night is already occupied with too many beautiful women, and have private helicopter pick me up from supermarket outing. Yup, that pretty much sums up the list of things required before a phone like this makes sense to me, but it does exist, and people do intend on buying them.
Boy, I really haven't lived have I?





Here is some hands on treatment with what is probably the most expensive luxury phone on the market. In fact, the Celsius X VI II LeDIX is not quite get for sale yet, but will be soon. I originally thought the name of the phone was "Papillon." As that "butterfly" name is actually on the phone and all over their website.





Press materials actually have the name of the mobile phone as "LeDIX." That is right, "LeDIX."Pretty much going to suggest that they stick with"Celsius phone"for the name, for all intents and purposes.In a nutshell, it is a clam-shell style mobile phone that has a flying tourbillon based mechanical watch movement in the lid portion where the screen is. The tourbillon is located at the tip near where the ear speaker is (I bet you hear it moving while you are on the phone).




The movement has the time, and a power reserve indicator. The crown for operating the movement is located near the folding point of the phone. The LeDIX has a clever way of winding the movement. Each time you open and close the phone, the watch movement gets three hours worth of power wound in to the mainspring. The movement has a total power reserve of 120 hours.



The manner in which the movement was designed and implemented is pretty cool. Celsius wanted to make sure that using the phone in some manner worked with the mechanical movement - so the opening and closing part goes to that desire. The tourbillon and the watch movement is supposed to have some manner of shock absorption to protect it from the inevitable roughing around that it will experience. At the same time though, this is a phone you need to be much more careful with. Drop it and the watch movement part of it will likely be kaput. This is the same with all delicate mechanical watches.The movement has sapphire crystal over it and is in a water resistant enclosure.



The LeDIX phone itself is quite heavy at 245 grams. It feels solid and is made from mostly grade 5 titanium (with lots of nice polishing). It also has ebony inserts. There is also going to be a limited edition (of 28 phones) model that is in black PVD titanium with carbon fiber inserts. The phone has about 600 mechanical parts - 330 of which are part of the watch movement. The rest of them are for cool little flaps and hinges. The battery compartment has a type of ejection system for the battery, and most of the ports are covered and opened via little buttons or levers. Celsius didn't want there to be exposed plastic or alike on the phone. It is pretty cool to play with the little hatches and alike on the phone - none of them are ultra necessary, but neither is the phone itself. It goes with the uber-luxury gadget theme of this mobile phone.

How is one supposed to carry such a heavy and delicate phone? In a holster of course. The LeDIX will come with a carry pouch, a charging/docking station and a hands-free talking device. The charger uses a proprietary design - I would have liked for them to just use USB. Oh well.


Stand bundled with the phone.


So the phone is heavy and high quality with an expensive watch movement. What about using it as a
phone? It should suffice for that task. The unlocked device is a tri-band GSM phone developed with Sagem Wireless. The OS is pretty basic. Celsius sees the LeDIX as a companion or weekend phone. It is not supposed to replace your Blackberry. As such, they intend for the LeDIX to be used for calling, basic messaging, contacts, and the 3.2 megapixel auto-zoom with flash camera. Though the phone does have basic multi-media features such as media player, and a web browser. The screen is a nice to look at 2.2 inch OLED. The phone is not a 3G device, and it really doesn't' need to be given what Celsius expects its owners to use it for. Battery life is about 3.5 hours of talk time.

Pretty much all the accessories are going to be specially made for the LeDIX phone. Lots of high grade metal, leather, and a feeling that you are better than others. Serious, in a world of such fast changing technology, why is more opulent and decadent that a several hundred thousand dollar mobile phone? And not a diamond to be found (though I am sure that is coming). The phone sits in an odd place in the ecosystem of mechanical devices. It isn't particularly high tech, nor does it have the most modern of styles. It is really a unique hybrid device that attempts to merge the worlds of luxury mechanical watches with mobile phones such a bit closer than they have ever been before.

Specifications:
1) Tri-band GSM
2) 3.2MP camera with dual LED flash
3) 2.2-inch OLED display
4) Music Player
5) Web browser
6) Awesome luxury bundle (stand, hands free & carry pouch)

So, when are you going to get it?

As for me, I have already told you!

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Technology of 2010-A year in review

Posted by Unknown On Wednesday, July 13, 2011 0 comments


Hai Friends today i am going to share about the technology in the year 2010.
A lot of inventions were made in 2010.
And i can't list everything here so i am sharing this video.
watch and enjoy..!!





Your comments will be valued.

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Andriod powered smartphone- Xperia mini pro

Posted by Unknown On Tuesday, July 12, 2011 3 comments
Friends Sony Ericsson has launched a new Andriod powered smartphone- The Xperia mini pro.
Today i am going to share a few things about this Smartphone.



Features:-

Super Display with BRAVIA engine:
Enhanced contrast. Richer colours. The Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine makes the 
3" screen sharp and crisp.

Download any application you want from Android Market and customise your Xperia
mini pro to make it exclusively yours.

Facebook inside Experia:

Your Facebook albums pop up in your phone’s gallery. Comment directly on the pictures. 
Share recommendations and likes from the music player. Don't miss any of your friends' 
birthdays or other exciting Facebook events – they are all automatically visible in your 
calendar. Facebook inside Xperia is developed in close cooperation with Facebook to 
make your entertainment truly social. You only need to sign in once to Facebook during 
start-up of your Xperia mini pro– and then all the magic happens.

Share Music:
Love sharing mindblowing tracks with friends? Facebook mobile functions let you share 
what you like straight from your Xperia’s music player. You can click on the Facebook 
media recommendation app to see the videos and music your friends like and comment on too.

All your Facebook Photos:
Facebook integration brings all your photos and friends together inside Xperia. You can tag, 
comment and see which photos your friends like without having to open another app.

Up-to-date:
Your Xperia and Facebook calendar automatically sync so you’ll never miss a friend’s 
party or birthday. Notifications appear onscreen when your phone is locked so you can 
stay up-to-date, even when you’re busy.

Take 16 of your favourite apps. Group them in expandable folders in each of the four 
corners of your home screen. Then use what you want with one hand.Its Bluetooth is 2.1v.

Type and send:
Update your Facebook status. Email a colleague. Send a text to a mate. The Type & 
Send function lets you handle all your messages in one place: straight from your home screen.

Smart Keyboard:
Your keyboard knows what to do before you know what to type. When you slide it out, 
the Smart Keyboard function predicts what you want to do. Reading an email? “Reply, 
Reply all or Forward?” automatically pops up. Online? The address and search field is activated.

Wi-Fi:
Connect the quick and easy way. On the move. In cafés. At the airport. Your Xperia mini
pro has Wi-Fi support.

E-mail:
Built-in email client - access your inbox anywhere, check and send email from anywhere 
in the world.

FM Radio:
There's music in the air - just tune in and enjoy. Your phone has a built-in stereo FM radio.

Camera:
5 Megapixel Camera+2MP Front Camera

Memory:
It has an internal memory of 128MB and expandable upto 16GB.

Here are some of pics of Xperia pro:




Here is a video of Xperia:


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The New Nokia X7

Posted by Unknown On Friday, July 1, 2011 5 comments


Dimensions:-

Size: 119.7 x 62.8 x 11.9 mm
Weight (with battery): 146 g
Volume: 85 cc

Display:-

Screen size: 4"
Resolution: 16:9 nHD (640 x 360 pixels) AMOLED
16.7 million colours
Capacitive touch screen
Orientation sensor (Accelerometer)
Proximity sensor
Ambient light detector

Personalisation:-

Three customisable home screens
Customisable profiles
Ring tones: mp3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, WMA, AMR-NB, AMR-WBVideo ringtonesThemes
wallpapers
screensavers
audio themes
pre-installed themes
changeable colour themes

It has internal memory: 8 GB microSD card included micro SD memory card slot, up to 32 GB.Its operating system is Symbian Anna.

Connectivity:-

Bluetooth 3.0
Micro USB connector and charging
High-Speed USB 2.0 (micro USB connector)
USB On-the-Go3.5 mm 
Nokia standard audio connector
FM Radio


E-mail and Messaging                                               

Easy-to-use email client with attachment support for        
images, videos, music and documents .doc/ .docx,.xls/ .xlsx, .ppt/ .pptx, .pdf, .zipHTML support for emailUnified push email client supporting multiple protocols: Yahoo!® Mail, Gmail™, Windows Live™, Hotmail and other popular POP/IMAP services, 
Mail for Exchange, 
IBM Lotus traveler
Email web widget for home screen
Unified MMS/SMS editor


4" AMOLED Touch screen                                             

Nokia X7 takes smartphone design in a new
direction to create something special and truly 
unique. The brushed stainless steel finish and 
distinctive lines bring a contemporary look and feel. 
But great design is about more than just looks. The 
gently curved body fits perfectly in your hand while 
the large 4” touch screen is ideal for viewing HD 
videos and full web pages.





HD Games, Music and more                                                                            
                                                                                 
Experience all the thrills of high-definition gaming on the massive 4” touch screen.Enjoy the very best HD games from leading publishers – all available at Ovi Store. And when it comes to music, Nokia X7 has it all. Scroll smoothly through album art and
control your tracks right from the home 
screen with one touch of the music app.




Here is a video of first view of Nokia X7:-

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