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World’s first Separable Phone from Docomo – Hands On Video

on February 21, 2010 – 3:55 am4 Comments

During MWC 2010 , NTT Docomo from Japan had something interesting to offer to visitors. We spotted the world’s first separable phone.

Imagine being able to use one portion of your phone as controller for games. This phone takes multitasking to the ultimate level. You can take notes and check schedules on the touchscreen unit while making phone calls with the keypad unit.

Video after the jump

The separable phone utilizes Bluetooth for connectivity between the two units..You can attach a projector accessory to the touchscreen unit and use the keypad unit as a remote control for the projector. Doesn’t it sound cool ? Although this is a prototype  , the handset is expected to go on sale in Japan.

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  • Maulik

    I think india will be never able to see this phone

    • Sam

      Hi Maulik
      I agree with you.
      Apple i Phone 3Gs is released all over the world and no news of launching in India as on date.
      Even the 4G Apple i phone is due to be released in the next 3-4 months and 3Gs is becoming obsolete model.
      It is high time India being the foremost in the field of Software and having brainy software engineers must develop mobile phones which beat apple i phones hollow and shut apple shops in India and run back to their own country.
      Steve Jobs are you listning??
      It is high time you pull out of INDIA we dont like your policies for India.

      • Gopal

        I very well agree bro… No use of such phones… High Cost… Low quality in comaprison… all in vain..They still know these are the ways to get money from India…

  • fabian

    hahahaaa.. agree with @Maulik