Posted in Luxury on 25 June 2009
Inspired by the four seater Gran Turismo, Porsche Design has created the luxurious Panamera collection which comes with interesting collectibles like luggage, watches, clothing and lifestyle accessories that suit the awesome sedan. The series are meant for the Porsche Travel System and all the products look amazingly chic.
Manufactured in a combination of aluminium and polycarbonate, these products come directly from Germany where they have been manufactured. The watches look quite awesome and if you are a fan of Gran Turismo, you will certainly love the merchandize. You could get all these products from Porsche’s online shop.
Posted in Cell Phone, Luxury on 28 January 2009
There were a lot of pictures going around on the net with people claiming them to be real pictures of the new Porsche phone. Ending all those rumours now, Porsche Design has finally released an official statement along with pictures of the P’9522.
Crafted following the Porsche design philosophy, the P’9522 is has an aluminium casing and a scratch-resistant sheet of glass over the top. Apart from the simplistic and elegant design, the phone would also impress the eco-conscious amongst us with its low-power consuming touch screen. The 2.8” touch screen AMOLED display has high brightness levels. The P’9522 has a GPS receiver, fingerprint sensor and built-in 5MP digi-cam with video recording and autofocus. Other specifications include the usual range of functions available in most phones these days: MP3 player, stereo speaker, FM radio and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Posted in Concept, Luxury on 5 September 2008
Over lunch at Madame Clicquot’s Country House, Andrea Crippa, Directeur Marketing & RP International for Veuve Clicquot, in association with Porsche Design are launching a unique concept in the form of a ice bucket. The product was showcased in an equally unique manner- at a lunch party at Madame Clicquot’s Country House, Andrea Crippa, Directeur Marketing & RP International.
The hi-tech ice bucket got life after 5 years of R&D. You simply need to put in the bottle of wine inside the box and you will get a cool drink around 20 minutes later. The bottle will stay chilled for at least 4 hours afterwards. There is no scope for improvemet as far as design and looks is concerned. So all said and done, this is your best bet in the market (when it will be finally launched in 2009).
Via NotCot
