Mobiado comes out with Luminoso Lucido for 200 rich geeks
Looking for yet another way to show people just how rich you are? Keeping the price tag on every expensive item that you buy won’t help, but the newly announced Mobiado Lucido would.
The Mobiado Lucido takes cues from the oh-so-exclusive Mobiado Luminoso, and is fashioned-just like every other Mobiado phone we’ve seen so far-with a combination of some sapphire crystal, stainless steel, and aircraft aluminum. Only 200 pieces of it will ever be produced. Making it a little something you could call “limited edition.”
It’s a phone that puts form first, but function isn’t that too left behind either. Of course it’ll be unlocked and will work fine with any GSM operator (as long as you’re within cell range). And not only can you take it on cross-country trips, but also across continents as it has triband GSM and WCDMA 2100 network coverage.
The Mobiado Lucido also supports MP3, MP4, eAAC+ and AAC multimedia file formats, which you can play on its built-in music player. A 2 megapixel camera takes care of snaps, and memory shouldn’t be a problem since you can feed this baby with up to 2GB, give or take a few MBs.
I believe we have now established that the Mobiado Lucido is a phone that’s expensive, exclusive, and fairly mid-end (features-wise). The only thing left for you to know now is the price. Too bad it wasn’t included in the company’s official announcement, but you can always contact Mobiado for that.
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