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It’s clearly evident that Mobile Phones are trying to catch-up with Digital Cameras. Today’s standard camera mobile phone has atleast 2MP camera, but the only thing missing out of these sweet little pocket devices are lens. Although mobile phones come with Digital Zoom, it’s virtually impossible to zoom without losing image quality. Nokia, Sony Ericsson owners just turned lucky because Brando is now selling their mobile telescope attachment which adds upto 6X by optical zoom.
Once attached, your phone looks like a spy gadget used by James Bond. The powerful 6X Zoom lens makes it simpler to spy on your neighbor 
Here’s list of supported phones:
Sony Ericsson
1. Sony Ericsson K750i
2. Sony Ericsson W800i
3. Sony Ericsson W810i
4. Sony Ericsson W5500i/W600i
Nokia
1. Nokia N70
2. Nokia N72
3. Nokia 6230
4. Nokia 6230i
5. Nokia 6680
6. Nokia 6600
7. Nokia 6630
8. Nokia 7610
9. Nokia 6681
This amazing Mobile Telescope sells for 19$ (+3$ Transportation) Brando’s store. For Nokia phones go here, Sony Ericsson owners can buy it from here. I could buy it for my N72 without any hassles, Brando accepts PayPal. Let’s hope that their shipment arrives in time 
Thanks: Hongkiat
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wrote, on March 22nd, 2007
When I get a bit more monies, I think I’ll definitely be looking to buying this for my Sony Ericsson
Thanks for the info 
wrote, on March 22nd, 2007
It is jusr Cool Thilak!! Awesome !!
wrote, on March 22nd, 2007
Wow! They sure looks cool, but the price tags are sure to kill as well! Besides the point, who isn’t going to use a normal camera for taking pictures anyway?
wrote, on March 22nd, 2007
hahaha, that’s a bit much!
wrote, on March 23rd, 2007
It doesn’t seem that expensive to me (esp. in pounds) - it costs less than a full price DVD.
Camera wise… I take my phone everywhere… I don’t take my camera everywhere though ^^
wrote, on March 23rd, 2007
Lol, that cracked me up. The attachment looks quite funny on a mobile phone. Pro photographers will not use this anyway.. And the average consumer does not need it. Why introduce it?
wrote, on March 23rd, 2007
I think the average consumer isn’t even aware it exists
wrote, on March 24th, 2007
19$=low quality