Android on the REDFLY Smartphone Terminal

"Proof-of-concept showing the Android operating system on a REDFLY Smartphone Terminal. Speed and stability will increase as the concept is developed. The Android devices output resolution is changed to 800x480 then video output is routed to the REDFLYs 8-inch screen. REDFLY also allows the use of its built-in keyboard and touchpad to control the Android device. The REDFLY Smartphone Terminal has no OS, CPU or storage. REDFLY does not require syncing of data back and forth to a phone as all data and settings remain on the phone itself. This proof-of-concept will be on display during CES 2009 at booth #3934.

See a 3-min tour at http://www.redflytour.com or learn more about REDFLY at http://www.celiocorp.com."

Hands On With Celio Redfly C8N

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"Celio today announced the second version of its REDFLY smartphone accessory, the C8N. The new model, priced at $299, looks similar to the original C8 REDFLY which it is replacing, but is available in black instead of red and has a few bonus features, such as the ability to play video from your iPhone or iPod Touch on a larger, but mobile screen."

Celio REDFLY Now Available in the WMExperts Store

The Celio Redfly, aka “the mobile companion” for your Windows Mobile phone, is now available for $499.95 at the WMExperts Store.

For those who have forgotten about the Celio Redfly, it is a device which you connect your Windows Mobile Phone to so that you get a 800x480 and a near full-sized keyboard. Meaning it is pretty much useless if you don't have a Windows Mobile Phone. But it should be useful if you are the type of user who have problems syncing your data on your smartphone with your notebook.

But for $499.95? An entry level Asus Eee PC has more components and more functionalities and costs considerably less. Even the Jointech JL7100 has more features and costs only $99 in quantity.

Celio REDFLY Video Review - Unboxing