Yes, ’tis utterly a startle for a Monday morning, though it turns out a dual-booting Fujitsu LOOX F-07C smartphone is in truth legit. According to NTT DoCoMo’s rough spec sheet, this 7.69-ounce landscape slider handles both Symbian as good as Windows 7 (Home Premium, 32-bit Japanese edition) with a 4-inch 1,024 x 600 LCD (that’s 297ppi right there!), along with a 1.2GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of LPDDR400 RAM, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, 32GB of eMMC hoop space, as good as expandable mental recall around microSDHC. You’ll additionally find a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with face showing upon a back, joined by a VGA front-facing camera. Of course, a categorical regard is how a battery hold up fares here: we’re told which in “mobile phone mode” we get up to 600 hours of inexhaustible standby time as good as up to 370 mins of 3G speak time; since in Windows 7 mode you’ll have to have do with only dual hours, as good as afterwards you’re forced in to mobile phone mode when a battery turn is low. If you’re prickly to get yourself an individualist F-07C, afterwards watch out for a launch in Jun or July. Full list of specifications as good as press recover after a break.
Update: ASCII’s only posted a couple of real-life shots of this device, as good as mentions a sell cost of around ¥70,000 ($860). Oh, as good as there’s HDMI-out around a USB adapter.
Update 2: Akihabara News has a hands-on video — check it out after a break, as good as be certain to take a gander during a photos as well.
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