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Siemens adopts trendy new image

By John Oates

Published: 14 September 1998 00:15 GMT

Siemens is trying to shake off its staid image by hiring Jean-Paul Gaultier for its forthcoming TV adverts.

The German phone manufacturer will also get the French designer to create a dress based on a mobile phone theme.

The slogan for the ads is 'be inspired'. Other celebrities will also be drafted in, including violinist Vanessa Mae who is reportedly composing an ode to a mobile phone.

Siemens plans to sell mobiles with a wooden veneer - it claims research has found that people are not interested in the technology of phones but in the brand image and aesthetics.

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