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Diamond & Platinum MP-3 Player!
The CeBIT 2005 technology fair in Hannover, Germany is proving to be a hit with techno geeks who also love their Diamonds and Platinum.
A hit product with attendees is Samsung Corp.'s platinum and diamond MP3 player. Samsung intentionally created the pocket-watch size, 12-diamond music player for those with $1,000 to spend. MP3 players typically cost from less than $100 to $300 depending upon the features.
Besides Samsung's diamond decoration, the player features up to one gigabyte of memory as well as an FM radio and stereo surround sound. With the platinum and diamond exterior, this MP3 player is not likely to be left unattended by its owner.
CeBIT concludes March 16 in Germany, and holds a number of events worldwide during the course of the year.
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