DoCoMo and Fujitsu show off splitting phone at CEATEC

**Jeffrey** · 30-09-2008

NTT DoCoMo has come up with this interesting idea that consists of having a flip-phone that can split in two separate pieces. For example, you might want to talk and look at some information at the same time. The gadget features a separate screen and keyboard segment, and the pieces can be configured in a standard flip-phone-like arrangement, or snapped together to form an X1 or Touch Pro-esque landscape QWERTY variation. The two halves are held together by magnets and communicate via Bluetooth.

**ThoMas321** · 30-09-2008

Communication between both parts is done through Bluetooth and both parts can be used separately to listen to music,cool

**Aikonik** · 30-09-2008

The parts are joined by a magnet and connected via Bluetooth. The touchscreen reacts to the way the users are holding it. In vertical position, it shows a numeric keypad.