Compufon shows glimpse of the future of smarphones

Amongst geeks' essential tools, smartphones, tablet PC's and netbooks top the list. And carrying all of them is kind of a headache for sure. Well, that's the reason why sleek pieces are playing big in the market. Now how would it be if all the three essential tools are mixed into one to bring out a three-in-one piece that acts as a smartphone, a Tablet PC and a netbook? Awesome right! Yes, keeping in view the ever increasing necessity of these three things, Kosmaz Technologies has launched Compufon, a smarphone with other two features we talked about.

compufon smartphone tablet and netbook at the same

Compufon looks simple, just like a normal mobile phone, but the Android enabled device has so much to offer with 1 GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, 16GB internal storage, 5 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and front-facing VGA camera. It can also be used as a web TV at homes and as a personal computer at offices. With Andriod 3.0 Honeycomb at its core, users can use over 1,00,000 applicaions available in the Andriod market.

The phone's display can be flipped so that it acts like a monitor. The QWERTY keyboard ensures faster typing speed especially for those who wish to send across emails in no time. The 10.1-inch display makes the user feel that he is using a netbook. Compufon easily becomes functional as a tablet PC when used with the tablet PC dock.

There are other features such as extra battery, built in speakers that make a user enjoy the piece to the core. The much awaited three-in-one phone is all set to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year. The price is yet to be announced.

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