A cellular phone with dual displays - duo-phone from NEC

by mobiles-fly — published on December 29th, 2006

NEC duo-phoneHere is another creation of NEC designers: duo-phone, a mobile with dual displays. It is installed with a detachable display, which enables users to enjoy a videophone in a more natural manner, and a photo sensor adapting the next-generation barcode. It is a next-generation cellular telephone that can be also used as a duo-pc mouse and remote control.

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