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Porsche Design Sled via Gentleman’s Gadgets.

Porsche Design returns with their latest offering in designer consumer electronics with the launch of their second mobile phone, the P’9522. The new design puts a minimalist twist on its predecessor, the P’9521, as clean lines and smooth surfaces make up the candy-bar handset this time around. Carved from a solid block of aluminum, the phone

Designer Matthew Zurlinden is working on the Porsche phones project and could already present the first results of his work. Different by the style models – austere and business like Porsche design and bright and sportive Porsche Racing. The first one is in the form factor of a slider and attracts more attention due to its refined lines, appearance and large sensor display.

American FCC approved Samsung Porsche Design P'9522, coming with a huge touchscreen.

Another day, another luxury bank-breaking handset takes to the stage. This time it's the Porsche Design P'9522; a device crafted from a solid block of aluminum and mineral glass

Car manufacturer unveils the P'9522 complete with fingerprint recognition

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Under other circumstances, this would be nothing but good news, since this is Porsche we’re talking about here, and it is probably the world's most recognizable name in the car industry. However, this time, unlike when it comes cars, some would argue that the German manufacturer made a bad call going with Sagem. Even if it isn’t so, one thing seems to b...