Porsche-Sagem P’9521 Fingerprint reading

Few of us have wondered how life was in the non mobile era. We laugh trying to remember how things were happening in the “old days” while on the same time we actually panic if we forget our phone back home in the morning. We act as if National lottery was to call to inform you about the jackpot you won or God to reveal the meaning of life or maybe your summer love 5 years ago that you don’t even remember.

Its true that technology evolves and though mobile phones started as oddly shaped, brick size devices used mainly by drug dealers now we use them mainly for Internet browsing, photo shooting and listening to music. Occasionally we utilize their primary function, being communication with other human beings but usually we prefer texts written in a new language old schoolers can’t understand. So, mobile phones have become more than just a device for communicating and entertainment as they developed into intelligent gadgets that we treat them more like our companions or as our friends.

Further technology developments are arriving faster than we can imagine. Already Porsche Design Group and Sagem Communication have launched the first Porsche Design Mobile Phone, the P’9521, at the Red Dot Design Museum in Essen few months ago.

The Porsche P’9521 mobile phone combines sophisticated design with high-quality materials and innovative way of thinking materialized for example in the case of solid aluminum, a unique production method for mobile phones. The most amazing feature though, definitely copied from a spy film, is the fingerprint reader, which clearly identifies the user and thus ensures secure access to personal data. In addition, individual fingerprints can be assigned to particular numbers or phone functions, making operation particularly easy.

It is actually perfect for anyone who has text messages to hide from their spouse! And of course the number of places where we are unable to use our mobiles is decreasing, but this is something to be investigated later.