23 Sep 08 Vertu Nautilus Concept Phone
After creating three different Nokia concept phones, Austrian designer Tobias Hornof decided to try his creative hand at Nokia’s elite Vertu line. This new concept called the Vertu Nautilus takes more than just a page from the classic, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and looks classy enough to join the Vertu ranks. The back is also reminiscent of something that belongs in the ocean, like a submarine’s outer shell with its rivets. We think it’s alright but will Nokia think the Nautilus has what it takes to become a reality?
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