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In the morning I presented you a video concept with the UI of those from TAT and I told you that during today's CEATEC 2010 a dual-screen smartphone from Fujistsu will be presented that will incorporate that operating system. Well in clip in the video above you have a small demonstration of the new smartphone that will be produced by Fujitsu, we are basically talking about 2 smartphones joined by a mechanism that allows them to be positioned in such a way that the operating system displays the information on both. As a concept, the idea looks good, but in reality what the people from Fujitsu have done will prove to be very difficult to use by any person.
The 2 screens have a resolution of 960×480 each and if they had been detached from that mechanism then everything would probably have been much more interesting, but at the moment this smartphone seems to be a cosmoar and not the "beautiful dream" from the concept vide presented by TAT. The smartphone will probably be sold only in Japan and the official launch would take place next year.
So, what do you think about how Fujitsu implemented the UI designed by TAT?
