During a Press Conference in Roppongi NTT Docomo Inc introduced the “Separate Keitai F-04B,” which can be separated into a display unit and a keyboard unit.
One part is a 3.4-inch touchscreen with a 12.2MP camera (there’s also an inner camera), acceleration sensor, Blu-ray recorder connectivity, e-wallet function etc. You can use only the screen part to watch movies, listen to music, send mail, watch TV (1Seg) and keep the QWERTY keyboard part in your bag.
While, the Keyboard unit, it can be used as a keyboard (of course), microphone, Speaker device, game pad.
Fujitsu F-04B’s parts care joined thanks to a magnet and they’re connected via Bluetooth. The concept behind this phone is receiving and sending mails while talking on the phone, plus making video calls, while using the keyboard section to talk.
The amazing one, when combined with an optional projector unit, the F-04B can project a movie or still image stored in the handset. It features Texas Instruments Inc’s second-generation “DLP Pico” chipset, and it provides a resolution of 854 x 480. To be able to use it, Users will have to replace the Keyboard Unit with this Projector Unit, and use the keyboard as a real remote control
The Separate Keitai’s battery provides 2,000 hours of stadnby and 500 minutes of continuous talk. As part of NTT Docomo’s winter lineup, the phone will hit Japanese stores in either March or April for $660.
