The Swiss ImCoSys showcased its Linux Smartphone at CeBIT 2006 in Hannover, Germany. The GPS smartphone with Linux operating system features:



1. GPS-receiver

2. Skinplex NFC

3. Bluetooth

4. TFT touchscreen with 262,144 colors at a resolution of 240×320 pixels that can also be controlled via a stylus

5. Texas Instruments’ OMAP-730 processor running at 200 MHz

6. 64 MByte expandable memory

7. Software: Webbrowser, Email client with POP3, push email, SMS, MMS, and PIM functionalities



Also the 125×64x18mm Quad band GSM smartphone supports the 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz bands, GPRS class 10, WLAN 802.11b and Bluetooth 1.2. Sadly it comes without an in-built camera but comes with modular hardware expansion slot to hook in one.



What makes the smartphone stand apart is its Skinplex technology that creates a body-net with coverage up to 3 meters. It’ll be shipped in June for 298 Euro.



Via: ident-technology