Isaiah's Tech

What you see above is being called the Qualcomm Snaptop. As you can see the display has a stand on the back and that keyboard is detachable and can be operated wirelessly over Bluetooth. The display is also a touchscreen and can be used as a tablet if you'd like. It's based on Qualcomm's ARM CPU and the Android OS. Right now this is only a prototype so it could be a while if we ever see it hit the market.

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Well, a new handset has just hit Sprint, it's the rugged Motorola i680 that passed the FCC way back in November. This flip phone has a Military 810F Grade for ruggedness and features: a 2.2-inch internal display with a 176 x 220 resolution, an external display with a 120 x 160 resolution, GPS / Stereo Bluetooth support, a 2MP camera with a flash, 180MB of internal memory, and a memory card slot. Check it out online for $119.99 USD on a 2-year contract.

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