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CNET Australia reviews the i-mate Ultimate 8150 and writes, “If the difference in screen size was more substantial the decision would be much more difficult. But losing 0.2-inches of screen size really isn’t going to affect your experience of reading e-mails or Web sites, and the ability to completely control the 8150 without touching the screen is a handy option to have for numerous everyday tasks.”

Read more about the i-mate Ultimate 8150.

If a plain ordinary iphone is just too pedestrian for you, there’s always the option to get one in a 24 carat gold casing from UK company Goldstriker. The 24ct full gold 16GB iPhone goes for a mere 899GBP (about $1780 USD), but if you’re one of those cost-conscious rich people, you can go for the partly gold version (which looks the same to my uncultured eyes) for just 599GBP (about $1190 USD).

Or how about this one in 24ct and leather (to be released in a limited edition of just 250 units next month)? Makes my iPhone, customized only with Sanrio stickers, look cheap, which I suppose is the point.

Via textually.org.