NEWS A Chinese mobile handset company has unveiled a GPRS phone covered in Pearl Gourami fish skin. The Eastcom EG888 costs around £400 and follows a recent outbreak in quirky phone designs in China. The handset measures 82.5 by 45 by 19.7mm and weighs 80g.
Chinese mobile made of fish
Does it have herring tones or does it just hum a bit?
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