Satya Swaroop
Member • Oct 2, 2013
Vertu’s Second Android Smartphone Constellation Is Priced At Rs. 4,14,117 Only
Attention premiership footballers and Hollywood movie stars, there is a new Android smartphone phone to fit your luxurious life style. As you might have already guessed it’s from Vertu who were until the last year clinging on to the dying Symbian platform. Like the previous Ti this one too has Android but with a Jelly Bean (4.2) flavour. We shall explore its tech specs later but for now let’s shift our focus on its design first. While just a part of the Apple iPhone 5S (TouchID sensor) is made out of sapphire, the entire front of the 5.1 inch Vertu Constellation is made of a single sapphire crystal that weighs over 100 carats. The casing of the phone is made out of grade 5 titanium and the back is made out of what Vertu claims as “high quality calf leatherâ€. The Constellation will be available in Cappuccino, Black, Orange, Mocha and Raspberry colour variants at a price of 4,900 euros which comes to about 4,14,117 INR.
Arriving at the point normally geeks are interested in, the technical specifications. The phone has a 4.3 inch 720p HD screen. Underneath it has a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.7 GHz CPU and 32GB of internal memory. The primary rear camera is a 13 MP one capable of recording 1080p videos and the front snapper is the simple 1.3MP. Connectivity features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC are also taken care of. We don’t know why but the #-Link-Snipped-# gives an entire paragraph describing the preloaded ringtones composed by the London Symphony Orchestra and a portfolio of English bird songs.
To make this really expensive phone a good deal, the company throws on exclusive services like Vertu Life and Vertu Certainty. The Vertu Life offers its customers exclusive privileges and unrestricted access to elite events around the world. The Vertu Certainty makes sure that all the communications are encrypted with help of Silent Circle and antivirus protection from Kaspersky. The app suite also features global Wi-Fi access via iPass and business security with Protector Services Group. To know more about the Constellation head over to #-Link-Snipped-# and let us know whether the phone is worth the money.
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Arriving at the point normally geeks are interested in, the technical specifications. The phone has a 4.3 inch 720p HD screen. Underneath it has a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.7 GHz CPU and 32GB of internal memory. The primary rear camera is a 13 MP one capable of recording 1080p videos and the front snapper is the simple 1.3MP. Connectivity features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC are also taken care of. We don’t know why but the #-Link-Snipped-# gives an entire paragraph describing the preloaded ringtones composed by the London Symphony Orchestra and a portfolio of English bird songs.
To make this really expensive phone a good deal, the company throws on exclusive services like Vertu Life and Vertu Certainty. The Vertu Life offers its customers exclusive privileges and unrestricted access to elite events around the world. The Vertu Certainty makes sure that all the communications are encrypted with help of Silent Circle and antivirus protection from Kaspersky. The app suite also features global Wi-Fi access via iPass and business security with Protector Services Group. To know more about the Constellation head over to #-Link-Snipped-# and let us know whether the phone is worth the money.
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