Motorola Aura has announced several times ago but you can see the live picture of the phone in CES as you can see below. The Aura is a swivel phone of sorts, which Moto says uses high-end materials and is inspired by classic timepieces. The Motorola Aura’s skin is stainless steel with a textured pattern. Moto says it takes two weeks to make sculpt, etch, and polish. The Motorola Aura is gorgeous, an obvious marvel of engineering, and it costs $2000. With Swiss bearings and sapphire crystal face, but the circular LCD screen is so unusual, and the circular LCD screen is so unusual, it’s very striking. The interface was fine, matching the circular screen nicely.
Other exterior features include a camera shutter, a volume rocker, and the standard Moto smart key. The Aura also has a memory card slot, but it’s stashed behind the battery cover. The keypad is flush and relatively spacious, but it too attracts smudges and fingerprints.
Goodies are limited to a 2-megapixel camera, a music player, stereo Bluetooth, Moto’s CrystalTalk, messaging, a speakerphone, and an open-source browser. But if its looks are what you care about, there are few better phones.
Follow on to see a gallery loaded with pics that we’re hoping show just how beautiful this thing really is
 
 
