Goldvish

Last night I went out to buy a new cell phone.  I'd had my old phone for so long it was falling apart - it was so scratched up, the guy at the store asked me if I had a dog that had attacked it.  I was ready to splurge on the best cell phone I could get - and for me that meant the red Motorola RAZR V3m (one of the (PRODUCT) RED creations mentioned in KC's post).  It's a pretty good phone - you can use it to watch live TV on 50 channels, download songs, instant message, and a number of other functions I will never use it for.  Then I got to thinking - how much better can a cell phone get?  So of course I went home and did a bit of research on luxury cell phones!  It didn't take long to discover the Swiss-made Goldvish 'Le Million' limited edition mobile, which is generally recognized as the world's most expensive phone.  This white gold phone with sapphire glass display is encrusted with 120 carats of diamonds.  But it's not just a pretty piece - the phone boasts worldwide coverage, quad band technology, an MP3 player, video/camera with 8x zoom, FM radio, PC-interchangeable 2 gigabyte memory, and more.  Not only that, but Goldvish claims to offer the best after-sale service of any cell phone company.  Sure - but can it help fight AIDS in Africa?