Last name is the name that comes after the first and middle names, and is used in titles i.e. Mr. last name or Miss last name. Although surname is generally understood as the last name, and used in titles, this is not necessarily so: Here's a definition of surname: a name added to a person's name, as one indicating a circumstance of birth or some characteristic or achievement; epithet.
GooPhone N3 â Samsung Galaxy Note 3 clone. Another Samsung clone, and another entry to the list by GooPhone. The octacore Goophone N3 has a 5.7-inch 1080 display, 2GB RAM and 13 mega-pixel main camera, and really impressed us during our review. Pricing is $239.99 for the dual sim unlocked Note 3 clone.
6. Gundam Fix Platinum Toy Robot. Price: $250,000. By Bandai. Japanese toy maker Bandai sought the design skills of designer Ginza Tanaka (the one who also made the most expensive rocking chair) to come up with the most expensive toy robot in the world. Made in 2007, the Gundam Fix Platinum toy robot stands only 12.5 centimeters but weighs 1.4 kilograms due to its 89 parts made from 1,400 grams pure platinum. The robotâs eyes was made of 0.15 carat diamond. But just like mint boxed toys, the most expensive toy robot is ironically not meant to be played with as it is not for sale, but only to promote its commercially available versions. 5. Nintendo Wii Supreme. Price: Around $485,000. By Goldstriker International