A group of technology enthusiasts came together to design a new smarpthone that Windows 10 runs in its version for desktops (yes, anything Mobile version) and also has the power to run Android and other operating systems. Called SyncPhone, the new device is still not a reality and is in early development, but should be released in three different models (SyncPhone, SyncPhone S and SyncPhone Pro), one being extremely robust.
How is still in its infancy, the SyncPhone won a page on IndieGoGo to receive public funding to become a reality.
Each of the three smartphone versions have aluminum material in its construction and two of them bring a small compartment for stylus. The company behind the project, consisting of three people and call Nurve also brought a kind of “support” model back in that can keep you well usable while at the table.
The version more robust device, SyncPhone Pro comes with 8GB of RAM – just like today’s computers – Intel Atom processor x7 – A8700 running up to 2.40GHz, 6 screen, 4 inches (Unknown Resolution), 20-megapixel rear camera, internal storage with 128GB microSD card slot and supports two chips running on 4G / LTE. Yes, despite being just a project for now, the SyncPhone Pro has already aroused the interest of many people.
Among other SyncPhone resources, it also has USB-C port that allows more data transfer quickly and also comes equipped with Micro-HDMI port for you to use it on any compatible monitor or TV as a second screen or primary. . The device also comes equipped with Miracast
Also check out the specifications of the two models SyncPhone:
It runs a full desktop operating system with the ability to run any Windows application compatible with your notebook or computer, as well as anything you download from the Windows Store. This is possible thanks to 64-bit architecture provided by the Intel Atom chip, which gives power to the PC SyncPhone.
Although there are tablets that run Windows 10 in its version for desktops and this is something fairly nice, having it on a smartphone, although screen large, it may be something not so beneficial for users – beyond the initial novelty, of course. Maybe we should introduce Windows Mobile 10, although this is also something that can be done in the future by the engineers behind the machine.
Are you interested? Learn the SyncPhone need to achieve your goal, which is $ 750,000, as soon as possible (with collective donations); the device is expected to be sent to consumers as early as February 2016. For the most basic SyncPhone, users need to donate $ 199, while a $ 299 users will have the SyncPhone S. But those who want to get the version with 8GB of RAM will need to shell out $ 499.
Like all IndieGoGo campaigns, the goal must be achieved for the project to get off the paper. There are still 30 days for the funding to be made but, by the time of this writing, only 4 people had donated some money, totaling $ 610 in total.
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