There’s been a lot of interesting tech coming out of CEATEC this year and this phone is no exception. The Japanese tech show featured a phone made by DoCoMo and Fujitsu that actually splits into two pieces.
 

This phone has two separate pieces that attach by means of magnets. The screen separates from the keyboard and it can be made into a flip phone or a landscape, QWERTY-type device much like the Touch Pro.

The two halves communicate by means of Bluetooth. It’s pretty cool looking but not all that practical. I mean, the whole idea is to have all of your devices contained in one device, splitting it in two just seems counterintuitive. I doubt this phone would ever leave the concept phase, but it’s neat, nonetheless.

[via Engadget Mobile]