Porsche P'9521 Mobile Phone

By Phil Brown

adly this is not the latest candy-coloured sports car from a manufacturer that is guaranteed to double the sex life of its drivers. No, the P'9521 is actually the latest release from the by the Porsche Design Group, a subsidiary of Porsche AG (combing Porsche AG’s and Porsche Design Group’s accessories). The P'9521 works perfectly well as a phone—
sending out texts, receiving calls, and all the other usual cell phone responsibilities—but, these days that doesn't mean much. It's bells and whistles under the hood that put phones over the top, and fortunately this little baby has them in spades.

Flip open the P'9521's aluminum case and you'll find a scratch resistant touch-screen made of mineral glass (in the age of the iPhone, anything less would be uncivilized). The screen also rotates 180 degrees to double as the screen for a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, flash, and digital zoom. These features are certainly fun and functional, but it's the futuristic security system that is possibly the most interesting aspect of this phone.

The touch screen has been boosted with a fingerprint identification system. The screen scans the fingerprints of whoever is operating the phone and refuses access to anyone but the established owner (unless someone removes your hand of course…you should be careful about that). The touch screen can also be used to play, stream, and download videos as well as surf the internet. Pretty fancy stuff, but frankly you should expect no less. After all, we're in a post-iPhone era and all cell phones have become miniature computers. They are officially toys for adults and communication centres for teenagers.

Cell phone companies have gotten so competitive that every phone seems to offer more features than the next. The P'9521 holds up well in this competitive phoning environment, but also looks much slicker and more stylish than most of the trash that manufacturers dare to call phones these days. You better get yourself one of these fast. Soon your friends will all have their own P'9521 and in a matter of months this baby will be considered out of date. You don't want to be that loser at the party with the ancient phone, do you?