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Money to burn
On what? Minox DC 1011 Carat, plated in 24-carat gold,
with ten 2mm 0.03-carat diamond studs decorating the lens.
Why? "You'll pay more for a gold ring with ten diamonds," said Thorsten Kortemeier, the Managing Director of German camera maker Minox. "We have to compete with the likes of Sony," he told Sojourn Editor at a show in Cannes last month. "But we are a small company." Having flown alongside Brunei Airways on Cathay Pacific on a return trip, Kortemeier thought: What product should they create to be sold onboard Brunei Airways?
Where can I get one? Not at Currys and the like.
Will be available at airport outlets and fine stores across the globe. RRP: €1259
plus tax. Visit www.minox.com
Can it take photos? 10.1 megapixel is sufficient.
Minox is known for its spy cameras, frequently flogged
on thriller movies like James Bond
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