BPhone: The Smartphone looks like a Netbook Netbook or telephoning?

The idea of creating a smartphone using the hardware architecture and the operating system of PCs is not new, see for example the xpPhone or PsiXpda, but the original bPhone interprets the theme more resembles a convertible netbook to a smartphone.

The device is equipped with a reversible 5-inch touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard with trackball and slots for memory cardsSD. The user interface is based on a custom desktop, while the operating system may be Linux or Windows XP.

Currently there are no known data on the market and at what price.

After the jump two video presentation where you can appreciate the small size and multimedia capabilities of bPhone.

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