Fujitsu Concept Phones Part 1: Elegant Glass Handset

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

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 Loading ... Fujitsu is an important name, when it comes to cellphone concepts and CEATEC 2009 was the perfect occasion to showcase a couple of such devices. The Japanese show included mockups like the one below, resembling a clear pebble and featuring a small black blob that changes into different screens.

Said “blob” will display media panels, a keypad, the phone’s web browser and more, depending on the corner you move it to. This Fujitsu concept phone is very elegant and looks promising, but maybe not enough to become commercially successful.

We’ve got more Fujitsu cellphone designs to show, so stay tuned, in the following days!

[via Engadget Mobile]

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CEATEC 2008: DoCoMo and Fujitsu Show the Separeeto Keitai Concept Phone (Separating Handset) – Video

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

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 Loading ... CEATEC 2008 is here to reveal the latest mobile tech concepts, so Fujitsu and NTT DoCoMo amazed the public already with the aid of Separeeto Keitai, the phone that splits in two separate pieces. One is the screen and the other is the keyboard segment.

With the display you’ll be able to make calls, while the keyboard will be used for writing emails or text messages while talking on the phone.

The two parts of the handset are connected via magnet and Bluetooth and you should know that the touchscreen responds to its position: if it’s vertical, it’ll show a numeric keypad, if it’s attached horizontally to the other segment it will show a character entry mode or a virtual game pad. So, you’ll be able to write emails or start a gaming session on the go.

[via CrunchGear]

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