Can anyone imagine the concept of mobile phone technology in the future? Mozilla technology vendors trying to present a concept phone that looks very stunning. Mozilla Labs shows Seabird, a concept of smart phones based on Android. Of course, this phone has many features that other phones do not exist at this time.
In this video about the phone Seabird above, it appears that this phone has two projectors. In addition to the main function for projecting the screen in big size, no other phone that uses two projectors like this Seabird. The projector is capable of emitting a virtual keyboard in two forms, full qwerty keyboard and a split keyboard that is emitted from both sides of the phone body. Users can use the virtual keyboard to input data to the phone. Interesting is not it?
A dongle Buetooth placed on the back of the phone. It also has a multifunction dongle. In addition to the headset, a mouse dongle style can be activated to move the cursor on the phone. Simply moving from a distance, users can navigate menus on the phone.
Seabird phones can be recharged wirelessly or without wires. While other features that are available just like most other smart phones today, such as 8-megapixel camera, mini USB port, and 3.5 mm headphone jack. Physically, the phone looks futuristic and beautiful. The back of the phone seems bloated at the top and thin at the bottom. Seabird touch screen dominates the front side visible from the phone.
In this video about the phone Seabird above, it appears that this phone has two projectors. In addition to the main function for projecting the screen in big size, no other phone that uses two projectors like this Seabird. The projector is capable of emitting a virtual keyboard in two forms, full qwerty keyboard and a split keyboard that is emitted from both sides of the phone body. Users can use the virtual keyboard to input data to the phone. Interesting is not it?
A dongle Buetooth placed on the back of the phone. It also has a multifunction dongle. In addition to the headset, a mouse dongle style can be activated to move the cursor on the phone. Simply moving from a distance, users can navigate menus on the phone.
Seabird phones can be recharged wirelessly or without wires. While other features that are available just like most other smart phones today, such as 8-megapixel camera, mini USB port, and 3.5 mm headphone jack. Physically, the phone looks futuristic and beautiful. The back of the phone seems bloated at the top and thin at the bottom. Seabird touch screen dominates the front side visible from the phone.
Seabird phone was initiated by Billy May, one employee at the Mozilla Labs. Unfortunately, Mozilla has not planned to develop this phone until the production phase.
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