The World’s First Mechanical Cell Phone
Based on the mechanics of high-end watches, the makers of the Celsius X VI II Papillon phone claim to be the world’s first mechanical mobile phone.
The phone uses 547 components used and is self-powered by kinetic energy. The £180,000 concept phone will be revealed at the Basel Watch Fair later this week.
[via Luxury Insider]
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| TOPICS: | Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Environmental / Green |
| TAGS: | basel watch fair, Celsius X VI II Papillon, kinetic energy, Mechanical Cell Phone, Mechanical mobile Phone |
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