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Image Gallery: REDFLY C8N Smartphone Terminal

By // November 17, 2008, 11:50 AM PST

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  • REDFLY Smartphone Terminal C8N and C8

    The Celio REDFLY C8 was released a few months ago as a mobile companion to Windows Mobile devices. The REDFLY provides an 8 inch display and large keyboard with the Windows Mobile device serving as the CPU for the solution. The new C8N brings a media port to the REDFLY so you can now watch media content from your iPod, iPhone, Zune, or other portable media player. Celio also made a couple of minor improvements in the keyboard that improves the usability of the keyboard.

  • Open C8N and C8

    Both devices are the same size with 8 inch displays. Notice the color difference in touch pads?

  • REDFLY C8N left uppers side

    The keyboard went through some slight changes, including the soft keys under the hinges and green/send keys moved outboard.

  • Right upper side

    The right soft key is under the hinge with the red/end key off to the right too.

  • Lower right side

    You can see that the OK button has now been swapped with the REDFLY button on the right side. This makes it much easier to navigate with the REDFLY.

  • Lower left side

    The REDFLY button is now on the left side where the OK button was located.

  • Full view of the C8N keyboard

    The REDFLY C8N keyboard is the same size as the original C8 keyboard.

  • Back left side of both devices

    Notice a difference between the C8N and C8 REDFLY devices? There is a small media port on the C8N.

  • Closer view of the media port

    The media port lets you plug in the $20 proprietary cable to media viewing capabilities.

  • Media cable

    The media cable (optional item) is about 6 inches long and has two ends that you can use with the REDFLY C8N.

  • Two ends of the media cable

    There is a USB port and composite video connection for hooking up your device. The USB cable can be used as a third USB port on the device too.

  • Proprietary media port end

    Here you can see the end that plugs into the REDFLY C8N.

  • REDFLY C8N with media cable attached

    The media cable connects to the back left side of the device.

  • MSI Wind and REDFLY C8N

    Many people compare the REDFLY to a netbook so here you can see a keyboard comparison.

  • REDFLY on the MSI Wind

    Here is a size comparison of the REDFLY on top of the MSI Wind.

  • REDFLY model number

    C8N is the new model number that replaces the C8 device.

  • Watching video and working on a spreadsheet

    The C8N not only allows you to watch video content, but you can view small windows so you can do two things at once.

  • Full screen video capability

    You can also watch video in full screen mode and playback is perfect.

  • C8N press photo - front

    Here you can see the front of the C8N.

  • C8N press photo - back

    The back of the black C8N has the media port over on the lower right.

  • C7 press photo - front

    Notice the larger bezel around the display? The C7 has seven inch display, rather than an eight inch model.

  • C7 press photo - back

    The back of the C7 is the same as the C8N without the media port.

  • REDFLY Smartphone Terminal in black

    The new model have a semi-gloss black finish compared to the soft touch burgundy color on the current C8 model.

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REDFLY Smartphone Terminal C8N and C8

The Celio REDFLY C8 was released a few months ago as a mobile companion to Windows Mobile devices. The REDFLY provides an 8 inch display and large keyboard with the Windows Mobile device serving as the CPU for the solution. The new C8N brings a media port to the REDFLY so you can now watch media content from your iPod, iPhone, Zune, or other portable media player. Celio also made a couple of minor improvements in the keyboard that improves the usability of the keyboard.

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