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Aug 26, 2008 -
Tennis star Maria Sharapova is quite the busy gal. Already one of the faces of Canon's PowerShot cameras, she now lends herself to a line of new cameras — the limited edition Canon Powershot Diamond Collection cameras.
To kick off the new collection, Canon is giving away five diamond-studded PowerShot SD1100 cameras (find contest on right side of the page) which feature 88 white diamonds totaling 2.22 carats each around the lens.
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Dec 17, 2007 -
If you had your pick between diamond earphones or a gold-plated Nano with Swarovski crystals, what would you choose? Featured on Engadget, the bedazzled earphones are designed by Mr. Thomas Heyerdahl of Heyerdahl Jewelery and are made of 18-karat gold, set with a total of 204 diamonds. Whereas the Nano is 14-karat gold plated and includes only 80 hand-set Swarovski crystals.
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Nov 26, 2007 -
Here's the ultimate piece of geeky jewelry for Playstation fanatics. Made of 18k solid white gold and covered with over 68.34ct of black diamonds, this controller pendant is one hundred percent bling. Given as a gift to Boy Genius' friend, you can't help but wonder how much it was and how much it weighs!
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Jan 05, 2007 -
There's hip-hop bling bling, old school bling bling, antique bling bling and now, cell phone bling bling? Famous Japanese jewelers Diaddict has put a 100 million yen ($850,000) diamond-decorated mobile phone strap in their Nihombashi department store of Takashimaya Co.
The one-of-a-kind strap is iced with a 6.02-carat yellow diamond, a 0.61-carat blue diamond, a 0.36-carat pinkish diamond and a total of 2.10 carat in colorless diamonds.
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May 06, 2008 -
Thanks to HTC, I've just witnessed the Touch Diamond launch in London, and I must admit, this is definitely a handset that warrants bragging rights. Unfortunately, the Touch Diamond doesn't come encrusted in diamonds like its name may imply, but it does boast flawless faceted edges, which distinctly resemble that of a perfectly cut diamond, adding an elegant touch indeed. I couldn't help but notice certain features that certainly resemble that of the iPhone, but all in all, there's enough distinction to put the Touch Diamond in a league of its own.
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Jun 10, 2008 -
I know, we're all wrapped up in the iPhone 3G mania, but here's a phone that deserves just as much love as the iPhone — HTC's Touch Diamond. Last month I got to witness the official launch and unveiling of this sleek handset and was very impressed with it's overall design, user interface and performance.
Weeks before it is set to go on sale in Europe (and months before the US), I got my hands on the Diamond to see how well it's features actually function.
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Aug 25, 2008 -
HTC may be amping up for its big debut of the first cell phone to use Google's android platform later this year, but let's set that aside right now. Why? Because HTC is unleashing its sleek and sexy Touch Diamond on US territory — Sprint territory to be exact — this Thursday!
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Jan 15, 2007 -
When I was little girl, I pestered my parents to buy me a be-dazzler so I could rhinestone all my sweaters and look just like my stylin' grandmother. Now that I'm older, the novelty of having jeweled shirts has worn off, although I still like some sparkley bling here and there. Check out this: The most expensive TV in the world.
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May 30, 2008 -
The highly anticipated HTC Touch Diamond can now be purchased online from DechoWireless, PopularElect and Welectronics. To us US'ers these stores probably don't sound very familiar, because they're all European. But considering you can get them earlier than their expected June release date, and chances are they'll probably ship phones to the US, it's still some "good to know" info.
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May 13, 2008 -
- Engadget Chinese did a size test with the iPhone and the Touch Diamond, and as you can see, the Touch is the perfect size for the palm of your hand. — Engadget
- Steve Jobs will be kicking off the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address starting at 10. — Switched
- First the BlackBerry Bold and now this?!
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