ColorWare will Pimp-out your Nexus One
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There's no denying it...the Google Nexus One by HTC is one of the hottest Android phones out there right now. But is the color making you feel a bit bland? If so, then ColorWare has a solution for you, where you can completely customize and pimp-out your Nexus One with virtually any color combination you can think of. There are four areas of the phone that can be customized - the frame, back, bottom, and camera, including 20 solid colors, 20 metallic colors, and 4 pearl colors. So how much is this going to cost? If you have them customize a brand new Nexus One, it will set you back $800, or you can send in your own Nexus One and have them do it for $175, though expect it to take about 3 weeks. For those of you looking for a more personal touch, they will even color-match to custom Pantone PMS numbers for an extra $250, including a sample being sent out for approval. Even if you aren't interesting in having this done, it's still fun using their design studio to make interesting color combinations.
source: ColorWarePC via AndroidSPIN
source: ColorWarePC via AndroidSPIN
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3 Comments
1. jrcrow79 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0
lame..just lame...a brand new Nexus One, it will set you back $800 or you can send in your own Nexus One and have them do it for $175, though expect it to take about 3 weeks...garbage For those of you looking for a more personal touch, they will even color-match to custom Pantone PMS numbers for an extra $250..seriousely!!! it's still fun...blah blah cha-ching goes yer wallet!!
2. *HOVA* posted on 27 Jan 2010, 16:15 0 0
Is this the first you've ever heard of Colorware? It's like that for everything...
3. testman22 posted on 27 Jan 2010, 20:22 0 0
i'll save the 200 bucks and just buy a 2nd phone
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