You might think your smartphone is pretty brainy, but is it clever enough to essentially replace your laptop while on the go?
Salt Lake City-based Celio is betting you want a bit of both devices at the same time. It has come up with Redfly, which looks like a tiny laptop, but is actually a keyboard and screen that harnesses the processing power and storage space of smartphones that use Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) Windows Mobile operating system.
It does enhance some phone features, but given its price, relative chunkiness and limitations, I won't ditch my laptop -- even part time -- for one of these just yet.
Salt Lake City-based Celio is betting you want a bit of both devices at the same time. It has come up with Redfly, which looks like a tiny laptop, but is actually a keyboard and screen that harnesses the processing power and storage space of smartphones that use Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) Windows Mobile operating system.
It does enhance some phone features, but given its price, relative chunkiness and limitations, I won't ditch my laptop -- even part time -- for one of these just yet.
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