Why to connect an external keyboard and an external display to your smartphone when you need to perform complex tasks when you could have both in a single unit? Celio’s Redfly devices are known as the world’s first smartphone terminals designed to look and function like laptop computers but featuring no operating system no processing unit and no storage.
The mobile handset accessory is practically an extension to your smartphone which allows you to watch your work on a larger screen and type faster using a larger keyboard enabling a laptop-like experience.

Celio introduced two new mobile handset accessory models in addition to the one available in stores which are Redfly C7 and Redfly C8N. Redfly C7 sports a 7-inch display and offers no less than 5 hours of battery life from a 2000 mAh battery weighting 1.5lbs. You can get it at a price of $229 while the second model an enhancement for the Redfly C8 comes at $299 with an 8-inch screen 8 hours of battery life provided by a 4500 mAh battery and composite video input with support for NTSC/PAL systems for media players. The latter weights 2 lbs measuring 1 x 6 x 9 inches featuring both USB and Bluetooth wireless with Enhanced Data Rate connectivity types.

Common characteristics of the new Redfly mobile companion models introduced include up to 800 x 600 screen resolution a 8.3-inch QWERTY keyboard with 80 keys a 1 x 2.9-inch touchpad hot keys mouse support and black chassis.

Currently supported smartphones are: AT&T Cingular 8525 HTC Tilt Motorola Q Global Motorola Q9h Palm Treo750 Pantech Pantec Duo Samsung Blackjack Samsung Blackjacj II MWg Zinc II HTC Mogul HTC PPC6700 HTC Touch Motorola Q9c Palm Treo800w HTC Dash HTC Shadow HTC Wing T-Mobile MDA HP Ipaq610 HP Ipaq 910 and HTC Touch Dual HTC TyTN II Motorola MC70 Motorola MC75 Palm Treo Pro Palm Treo500 Trimble Nomad HTC XV6700 HTC XV6800 HTC XV6900 Motorola Q Music Palm Treo700w/wx and Samsung SCH-i760 with more to come soon.