Celio RedFly mobile companion Reviews

Expert review by : Sascha Segan (pcmag.com)

Celio Redfly Mobile Companion

Celio's Redfly turns your Windows Mobile smartphone into a laptop. But is your smartphone ready for the challenge?

Turns a Windows Mobile smartphone into a full-fledged laptop with a big screen and a standard keyboard. Secure since there's no data stored on the device.

Expensive. Windows Mobile applications and speeds aren't up to laptop standards. Not compatible with all smartphones. Keyboard is tight.

May, 2008

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Expert review by : David DeJean, ComputerWorld (techadvisor.co.uk)

Celio RedFly mobile companion review

In theory, it's possible to do real work such as composing emails and editing Microsoft Office documents on a smartphone. In reality, of course, few people use their smartphones for such tasks because of the small screen and tiny keyboard.

Celio's RedFly is yet to be introduced in the US, and we European users may have a long wait – and that's if it even takes off and crosses the pond. We can't help being reminded of Palm's ill-fated Foleo - and at $499 (£250), it is a little pricey....

Apr, 2008

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Expert review by : David DeJean, (techworld.com)

Celio RedFly mobile companion review

The Celio RedFly is a device that connects to Windows Mobile smartphones to give them a readable 800x480-pixel screen and a cramped but usable qwerty keyboard.

Celio's RedFly is yet to be introduced in the US, and we European users may have a long wait – and that's if it even takes off and crosses the pond. We can't help being reminded of Palm's ill-fated Foleo - and at $499 (£250), it is a little pricey....

Apr, 2008

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