Luxury phonemaker Vertu has unveiled a new trio of handsets, and, with prices starting $4,200, they might be the company's cheapest yet. The smartphones are all additions to Vertu's Aster collection, which means buyers can enjoy two-year-old specs such as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor (found in Samsung's Galaxy S5) and Android 5.1 Lollipop. The only new features are the phones' exteriors, which are clad in a chevron-patterned "highly resilient Italian fabric," and available in blue, pink, and black.
As noted above, these are cheap handsets by Vertu's standards. Other options in the Aster collection include tangerine sea snake skin ($7,400), raspberry pink ostrich leather ($7,900), and 'diamond black' alligator leather ($10,100)....
Vertu announces new smartphones starting at the low, low price of $4,200
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