
The Ondo concept phone is, literally, a new twist on a producer’s sound board. Amateurs can easily fade and speed tracks by bending its flexible rubber frame, made of piezoelectric crystals that transform movement into electrical signals. The touchscreen display consists of three detachable sticks—each housing a paper-thin polymer battery, flash memory and a small microphone—that you can attach to instruments to record sound on the go. The materials to make the Ondo possible won’t leave labs for another few years, but when they do, expect a variety of phones with flexible, motion-sensing cases.They’ll make today’s touch-screen look like yesterday’s rotary dial. Pilotfish Ondo Music Editing Phone Concept ondo-phone.eu

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thats prtty cool the phones that there coming out with now its amezing
Its my Dream Mobile :) Planning to get that soon. I have some more info check this out http://www.techmasher.com
i think its sweet that you can take hd videos and 12 meg pics with cell phones now. the sony ericcson looks the coolest.