Today I got one of the latest phones from Nokia in the mail and I just wanted to share the unboxing experience with you guys. The 7900 Crystal Prism is designed by the French artist Frédérique Daubal and I am not sure why I got one since it is a fashion phone for women, but anyway here is the gallery.
Even the box is designed by Frédérique Daubal.
The same patterns can be found consequently through out the whole package.
On the top layer you will find the phone (wrapped in plastic), a battery and the charger.
The top layer can easily be lifted out from the box…
…and underneath you find the rest of the stuff.
Shiny, shiny.
The pattern can be found even on the side of the phone…
…and of course on the back.
Not the most masculine phone storage solution I have seen.
Along with the phone you will get a matching scarf.
Here is a shot of the manual. More info on this phone in a week or two.
Soap fashion!
By sighmon on Apr 28, 2008
and where are the photos of you in the rather fetching scarf? come on now.. what ever happened to your attention to detail.
By Mikael Svardh on Apr 29, 2008
Ah, I am pretty sure that you do not want to see that shot…!
By A on May 4, 2008
where did you get it from? how much was it ?
i want it _no i NEED IT
By JASPER on May 20, 2008
I’M ALSO WANT THIS PHONE……..BUT DON’T KNOW WHETHER IT WILL BE SOLD IN HONG KONG…….
WHERE ARE YOU BOUGHT FROM…..???
By Luxor on May 30, 2008
Nice Experience!
According to amazon.com it’s $449.95
By Vesela Osikovska on Jun 1, 2008
I want to buy this mobil phone.
By Linh on Jun 19, 2008
I really want to have this mobile. I like it so much and see it everyday through Internet. How can I get it? Helop me, please. I like it so so so much. Where can I buy it and how much this phone cost?
By Jenni on Jun 22, 2008
Could you please tell me where you puchased the one with the aluminum back? I have the one with the black back but haven’t been able to find the other. Thanks Jenni
By David Brink on Jun 23, 2008
gurlaloo. i wouldn’t be caught dead using this phone - but from an estrogenic standpoint, it is a looker indeed.