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| Yotaphone |
On paper, you would think that a smartphone with an e-ink display at the back is a gimmick. Some tech analysts, however, think that Yotaphone makes sense.
The Yotaphone’s e-ink display can display anything that appears on
the main screen, but because it does not require battery life, these
images are displayed even if the phone battery dies.
That novel purpose provides a lot of just-as-novel uses, such as
loading your boarding pass on the back screen, store a map or keep
directions on the screen, and even load RSS feeds and notifications.
You can say that Yotaphone has the potential to become a dual-purpose
productivity gadget.
The prototype was demonstrated on CES,
which left many attendees impressed. The unit, fresh off the
production line, measures 9mm thin, but is expected to be even thinner
on its formal launch.
Source: TechCrunch
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