Collaborating with the French jewelry and watch designer Cartier, Motorola has released the luxury edition of the A1600. The Chinese manufacturer appreciated that no other improvements were necessary, thus bringing only a different design to the Ming. At the moment, no information on this collaboration between the two is available, but rumors are implying...

Filed under: News : Smart Motorola has announced a new Luxury Edition of the MING A1600 that will come with a Cartier business card holder.

If you want an eye catching phone, but can’t afford a Vertu, why not try out Motorola’s A1600. Not the normal version of course, the version that they’ve rolled out after teaming up with Cartier to... [

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Motorola has released the Ming A1600 in a luxury gold edition. source

The Motorola MING A1600 has enough flair on its own that it doesn’t need to get all gussied up to attract attention. Apparently, Motorola didn’t get the memo. Rather than concentrating on turning around their handset business by funneling research and development funds into new and innovative products, Motorola has put their efforts into creating a

Want to stand out of the crowd, but can't afford a Vertu? How about a Motorola A1600 instead? No, the luxury version of it by Cartier. This one comes wrapped in gold and fake crocodile skin, and costs just $867. Unlike Vertu, this option won't burn a hole in your pocket, but does it worth it? How do you think?...

Motorola launched the A1600 a few months ago, in August, and today they have added a new version of the A1600 on their Chinese website. Believe it or not, this is a gold edition that probably costs a lot, the exact price is unknown but it should top the value of 6 cellphones. Anyhow, if you

By its very nature, the MING series has never been the most understated lineup of phones money could buy -- but if the trick transparent cover isn't enough to turn some heads your way on your next trip to Taiwan, can we recommend this instead? It seems Moto has teamed up with Cartier in some capacity here to trick out the A1600 with enough gold and fake (well, hopefully fake) croc skin to mak...

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