Bang & Olufsen and Samsung Bring You The Seranata

Bang & Olufsen and Samsung have teamed up to create the Seranata, a high-quality “portable music system with phone features, not a phone with music features”.

Weighing in at 136 grams and utilizing a 2.26-inch LCD TFT screen, the Seranata is created for lovers of sleek design and music. An iPod-like click wheel (who isn’t copying this design innovation?) allows you to use the sensi-touch interface to scroll through and choose your tracks. The Seranata includes an integrated stand to position it upright and use it as a mini hi-fi listening station.

The goal of the Seranata is to supply a whopping sound from a small, portable device and with its built-in Hi Fi speaker and high-end bass systems, the phone is amped to do the job right. Furthering its lofty appeal to the sophisticated mobile phone user, the ringtone options include wind chimes, glass and harmonically balanced triangles. Apart from serenading you, the Seranata has HSDPA Internet connection and multimedia options galore.

Good design never comes cheaply and the $2,230 price tag is a testament to that fact. Find it in Bang & Olufsen shops this November.

[via ShinyShiny]

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