Showing posts with label customer spending. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 14, 2010

The Most Expensive Cell Phone ever.





When it comes to cell phones in this day and age,it seems that the cell phones are doing everything from streaming music video's,streaming tv's shows to enabling its user to watch full feature films and moives,and lets not forget to acknowledge the texting craze that started from teenagers and has us adults focusing in on the trend
.But now this is going alitte to far the most expensive phone ever. Introducing the $3.1-million (1.93-million UK pounds) iPhone 3G S Supreme Rose by Stuart Hughes. This phone features a platinum bezel studded with 130 individual .75 flawless diamonds, in addition to 18K gold casing. Believe it or not, this one-off piece was commissioned by the same Australian business man of iPhone 3G S Supremefame -- now worth $3.12-million (1.92-million UK pounds) due to exchange rate.This has to be the most E-G-O mindless thought ever process when you have homless people all over the world whom in their right godgiving mind would try to spend this kind of dough,money,sciller,paper,deniro's ect..on this type of cell phone,as rich as bill gates is he wouldn't even consider this.
A couple of years ago, luxury mobile phones were really the rage among the richest people around the world. And we're not talking here necessarily about the Vertu handsets or some of the other luxury smartphones available on the market, but about specially crafted versions of common devices (such as the iPhone, for example), featuring very expensive materials and precious stones.

The economic crisis has kind of slowed down this trend, but it's far from having disappeared completely, as the newly announced iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose proves only very well, since this thing might have a real shot at one of the top positions in a list of the most expensive handsets ever manufactured.

The handset is the work of a very well known jeweler from UK, Stuart Hughes, who, over time, has created quite a few super-expensive products of this type, whether we're talking about handsets or even gaming consoles (remember the Wii Supreme?).

In any case, the gadget at hand, which, as mentioned right from the start, has a retail price of 1.93.25 million pounds sterling – or roughly 3.147 million US dollars, features a bezel handmade from platinum with 130 individual 0.75 diamonds, which total 97.5ct. Also set are four pink baguette diamonds each weighing 2.5cts. The rear section is formed with circa 112 grams of 18ct rose gold along with its rose gold Apple logo and 53 diamonds. The main navigation, single cut 7.1ct diamond settles in its 18ct rose gold mount.

Naturally, we'd be quite curious to see just who will purchase such an ultra-expensive handset. I mean, even the uber-rich sheiks from the United Arab Emirates have had some serious financial troubles lately, while the Russian moguls have lost billions on account of the economic crisis. But, then again, this thing is just perfect for showing off one's prosperity, so we're pretty sure it will find an owner, eventually.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

The Top20 New Think Coming Global Trends


  1. New digital technologies will reshape the economics, production, distribution, and marketing of the entertainment industry.
  2. Traditional media enterprises must learn to adapt new Internet and computer technologies to maintain competitiveness.
  3. The convergence of the Net with TVs, telephones, kiosks, autos, and wireless devices will create many new media channels.
  4. On-demand interactive entertainment content that is personalized for our preferences will be a standard feature.
  5. Advanced virtual reality bundled with digital agents and holographic entertainment worlds will transform our experience of entertainment.
  6. Movie theaters will receive digital broadcasts and satellite downloads of movies, video conferencing, and other interactive programming.
  7. Faster, smarter, and more powerful multimedia communications devices will enhance our capacity for producing and distributing entertainment.
  8. Digital TV will provide new programs where we will experience real-time participation with the media content, personalities, and shows.
  9. Edutainment, the merger of entertainment and education, will offer a new genre of programming that will be greatly in demand.
  10. Nontraditional entertainment producers, empowered by Power Tools, will change the industry, offering new products, channels, and innovations.

We Need to Focus As Much As We Can On Universal Power and Our Survival As a Gifted and Talented People, Thats very Much On OurWay To being coming One World Planet.......That Will Be in a Divine Order.(Those of us that are spiritually Concern will Adapt.)
  1. Business and technology have fused into one system, one conversation, and one strategy, for one world. This is central to understanding the New Future.
  2. Innovations are about new business models, enterprise and marketplace collaboration, new leadership and knowledge engineering.
  3. Knowledge engineering, the formation and networking of knowledge-that which creates results, is the true asset of the 21st century.
  4. The capture and analysis of customer information about product/service use, needs, wants, desires and behavior is mission-critical to the enterprise.
  5. The integration of customer touch points across all channels is essential to future success. Watch out for the breakdowns.
  6. The capacity of an organization to understand the key trends that will shape the future of technology, customers, society and the marketplace will determine the survival of the enterprise.
  7. More disruptions are coming in the form of emerging markets, electronic exchanges, security breeches, and changing customer demographics.
  8. Human capital, the value of talent will be the most valuable resource in the 21st century.
  9. Entirely new industries will be formed by innovations yet to be brought to market. Look for the health enhancement, interactive TV nanotech, and on-demand supply chains to emerge.
  10. The New Future will need New Leaders that are aware of how to attract talent, manage innovation, set high visions and execute profitably. There is a new paradigm about leadership that is emerging.