Celio announces two cool products at CES
By Dusan Belic on Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 at 3:10 AM PST In Accessories, Announcements, CES 2009, New Hardware
REDFLY Smartphone Dock
The folks behind the REDFLY Smartphone Terminals, Celio, used this year’s CES to unveil two new products – REDFLY PC Software and REDFLY Smartphone Dock.
The first of the two functions like a software version of today’s REDFLY Smartphone Terminal to give a Windows XP/Vista-powered laptop or netbook an expanded resolution (up to 1024×728 pixels), full-screen view of a smartphone for a virtual dual-boot experience. The REDFLY PC Software launch is planned for March 2009.
As for the other product, REDFLY Smartphone Dock, it’s a table-top adapter with VGA, mouse, and keyboard ports for smartphone applications. In other words, it allows you to connect a Windows Mobile-powered device and from there other peripherals, and use a smartphone like it’s a computer, which is extremely cool. 
Celio designed the REDFLY Smartphone Dock with projectors, office kiosks, and commercial applications in mind. Availability and pricing of the device is still unknown — it will be announced in the future.
