Martian Pink Samsung GALAXY Note II is out of this world, lands in Korea
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The Samsung GALAXY Note II in Martian Pink |
And in case you were wondering what the heck Martian Pink is, Samsung took the name from a rare diamond which itself was named from a U.S.satellite that landed on Mars in 1976. The story of the Mars landing inspired Harry Winston so much that the jeweler found a way to cut a diamond so as to make the pink color stand out. That particular diamond was just sold at auction last May for £11.1 million ($17 million USD). You can buy quite a few Martian Pink Samsung GALAXY Note IIs for that price.
source: Samsung via Pocketlint
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6 Comments
3. PhoenixWright posted on 22 Feb 2013, 07:49 1
If the target population is for the females, then wouldn't cotton candy pink be more appealing?
4. Fuego84 posted on 22 Feb 2013, 13:04 1
But Martian pink is about a diamond and women love diamonds.
6. PhoenixWright posted on 23 Feb 2013, 10:48 0
I'd doubt that the majority of girls would know that its color is named about a diamond in the first place. Cotton candy pink seems more appealing and sounds like its for the younger generation as well.
5. laheelahee posted on 22 Feb 2013, 16:10 0
When is it coming to the US?
& What about the Ruby Wine & Amber Brown editions??
