Posted On: 07/15/2016 12:10:19 PM
Post# of 96892
Re: micronesia #62463
http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow/story/345954/1...rtphones/5
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Akyumen Holofone
The "phablet" market of devices that bridge the gap between phones and tablets has seen some pretty interesting devices, but California-based Akyumen's "Holofone" is a real outlier. It boasts a 7-inch screen and some pretty decent specs, but the real selling point is mounted on the back: a 35 lumen projector that lets you display the screen as big as 16 feet wide on any surface. Made with advanced heat dissipation materials, the Holofone allows you to hold the device for an extended period while using the projection feature. It runs Windows 10 as a native OS and can also output video via mini HDMI cable.
5 of 10
Akyumen Holofone
The "phablet" market of devices that bridge the gap between phones and tablets has seen some pretty interesting devices, but California-based Akyumen's "Holofone" is a real outlier. It boasts a 7-inch screen and some pretty decent specs, but the real selling point is mounted on the back: a 35 lumen projector that lets you display the screen as big as 16 feet wide on any surface. Made with advanced heat dissipation materials, the Holofone allows you to hold the device for an extended period while using the projection feature. It runs Windows 10 as a native OS and can also output video via mini HDMI cable.
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