Time to reserve a Turing Phone unique with LIQUIDMORPHIUM, stronger than steel and titanium
Now you can pre-order a “weird” Turing Phone for yourself, according to Turing Robotics Industries (TRI). Also, they once claimed that about 10,000 units would be made for the first sale in Q3 of 2015. That’s not a small number at all! So, what can Turing Phone offer us exactly?
Well, if you look at the phone, one thing comes to your mind immediately that it has an eye-catching design. Specially, its body is made of “LIQUIDMORPHIUM” material which is announced to be stronger than steel and titanium. The polished chrome frame wraps around a 5.5-inch FHD display and it seems heavier than other common phones. Though, Turing Phone still leaves a solid impression in your palm.
Besides the attractive look, this machine is famous for its modern coding tech which gives the safest security and privacy. Specifically, it opens a secure network with fingerprint sensor to isolate the device from damage from cyberspace.
Moreover, other Turing Phone specs are also pretty good. It sports a Snapdragon 810 2.5GHz quad-core processor, 3,000mAh battery, 3GB RAM, and 3 choices over the internal storage: 16, 64, and 128GB. As for the camera, Turing Phone features a 13MP main and 8MP selfie snapper which is highly acceptable for a phone that is highly security-based. Your selfie collection will be absolutely safe with Turing Phone.
Last but not least, one more key selling point for Turing Phone is its water-resistant function. It is one of the best waterproof companion you can have when travelling. And it is shock-resistant, too, thanks to the material. Therefore, the security is highly increased in terms of both physical and data damage.
Talking about Turing Phone Price, we think that the value for a security-focused phone like that cannot be low. In fact, it is said to cost $610 (RM2,316) for the 16GB version, $740 (RM2,851) for 64GB and $870 (RM3,303) for 128GB, pretty high but worth, don’t you think?
For more information about the reservation, click HERE.