Microsoft's iPhone killer
Microsoft announced its latest mobile device, the Windows Mobile oPhone, at web design conference Mix last week.
"A breakthrough new technology device to compete with Apple's iPhone, the oPhone is a fold out variable device with three different usable surfaces and a circular display."
"The oPhone, in standard mode, is a thin, curvy device topped by a round screen and with the phone keypad surface below. Two other surfaces, the same size and shape as the keypad, can be flipped out. One has a full keyboard, the other a music player control with a wheel control and a few buttons. Flip out all three surfaces, and you have a device shaped like a three winged boomerang, and Microsoft claims it is aerodynamic enough to work exactly like that."

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