The Celio Redfly is currently available for $200, but at the end of this month it will revert to its regular, much higher price.
UPDATE: Celio has exptended this special for another couple of weeks. More information can be found in this article: Redfly $200 Special Offer Extended to Mid-November
The Redfly is a laptop-shaped device that can be used to give a Windows Mobile device a larger display, full keyboard, mouse, and USB ports. Essentially, it turns a smartphone into a subnotebook.
It normally sells for $400, but in late September Celio Corp. launched a special promotion where it cut the Redfly's cost in half. This promotion is about to end, and on November 1 this accessory will return to full price.
The Redfly is available now from Celio Corp, eXpansys, Amazon.com, WMexperts.com, and Enterprise Mobile.
More about the Celio Redfly
Although at first glance this model resembles a subnotebook, the Redfly works completely differently. It serves as an accessory for a smartphone, and does not act as a stand-alone computer.
When Celio's device is connected to a Windows Mobile phone, either by Bluetooth or USB, any application on the smartphone is shown on the Mobile Companion's 8-inch, WVGA display without modification or synchronization. The user is then able to interact with that application through a large keyboard and trackpad or mouse.
It is able to run for eight hours on a single charge, or some of its battery power can be transferred to the smartphone.
The Redfly is 9 inches wide, 6 inches deep, and 1 inch thick. It weighs 2.0 pounds (plus a 4 oz. adapter).
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