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akihabaranews.com - 9/30/2008

CEATEC 2008 Live: Nice Advanced Concept from Docomo and Fujitsu

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Let’s start with a nice concept born from a research partnership between Fujitsu and Docomo. As can be expected, this concept is a very interesting mobile phone. What’s so special? According to David, their advanced concept will allow you to configure your mobile as you want. Actually, ...

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crunchgear.com - 9/30/2008

CEATEC 2008: Fujitsu’s mobile phone breaks into 2 parts that can be used separately

— crunchgear.com — Fujitsu and NTT Docomo are showcasing a concept phone that can be split into two pieces, a... screen and a keyboard segment. The so-called Separeeto Keitai , separate handset, is supposed to enable users to make a phone call and write emails at the ... (more) CEATEC 2008: Fujitsu’s mobile phone breaks into 2 parts ...

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engadget.com - 9/30/2008

DoCoMo and Fujitsu show off splitting phone at CEATEC

— engadget.com — DoCoMo and Fujitsu are showing off some interesting phone tech in Japan at this year's CEATEC, particularly... a concept device which can be split into two pieces. The gadget features a separate screen and keyboard segment, and the pieces can be ... (more) DoCoMo and Fujitsu show off splitting phone at CEATEC

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gizmodo.com - 9/30/2008

Fujitsu Concept Phone Can Be Pulled Apart, Reconfigured [CEATEC]

— gizmodo.com — Proving that Japan always has the coolest concept phones, this Fujitsu device shown at CEATEC lets you... to separate your screen and touchscreen keypad in whatever configuration you like. Both parts can be used separately or stuck together by magnets, ... (more) Fujitsu Concept Phone Can Be Pulled Apart, Reconfigured ...

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DoCoMo and Fujitsu show off splitting phone at CEATEC
Engadget — ... DoCoMo and Fujitsu are showing off some interesting phone tech in Japan at this year's CEATEC, particularly a concept device which can be split into two pieces. The gadget features a separate screen and keyboard segment, and the pieces can be configured in a ...

2-in-1 or 1-in-2 Concept Phone
SolSie.com — ... of having a single device is nice and convenience but actually not practical for multi processing usage. This morning, I observe my daughter using her tiny iPod Nano, I was wishing why can have a detachable components out of 1 single device. Sure enough, I found this little concept from DoCoMo and Fujitsu. The phone can be separate in pieces. In this case, a QWERTY keyboard and a screen display.   The two pieces bonded by magnets and wirelessly communicate via Bluetooth.  [Source Akihabaranews via ...

Fujitsu and Docomo advanced concept at CEATEC 08
Phones Review — ... mobile handset can be split into two parts, screen and keyboard; the screen featuring all its software while the keyboard features communication, and 3G radio functions, and both sections communicate via Bluetooth. The keypad is actually a touch-pad and can be used vertically or horizontally so you can, with a magnet, stick the keypad on the side of the screen giving a Willcom D4 form factor, or at the bottom for a standard form factor. Source – akihabaranews ...

DoCoMo handset takes cue from magician assistant, sepearates in two
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... phone from DoCoMo and Fujitsu. By communicating via Bluetooth, you can pull this phone apart and keep talking on one end while doing business on the other. Magnets make it highly reconfigurable and provide some very imaginative possibilities. The touchscreen seems sharp enough in action and handles video just fine, but details (beyond it running Symbian S60) are hard to come by. Like all of the fun oriental toys, don’t expect this one overseas anytime soon. [via AkihabraNews] ...