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January 4, 2008 3:28 AM PST

Mobiado's 'Stealth' phone flies under the radar

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Mobiado)

All too often Crave sees head-turning products that immediately activate our salivary glands, only to disappear forever. So we're always pleased when we hear of one that survived and is on its way to future generations, such as the Mobiado luxury phone.

We first became aware of the company's products exactly a year ago, when we were taken with its stunning "Luminoso" mobile handset. Now Mobiado has followed that model with the limited-edition "Stealth," a 3G phone that's also packed with high-end materials and features, such as sapphire crystal buttons and surround-sound speakers.

Perhaps its most unusual marketing point, however, is its construction from solid aircraft aluminum--hence the name, which BornRich says was inspired by radar-evading military planes. Combine it with a stealth mouse and LCD, and you may never be seen again.

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