The black Neonode N2 has already been at us and although we didn't consider it a perfect model, we have to say that it is an innovative and interesting product. At the time of its launch it might have been the smallest touchscreen product with its size of 44 x 47 x 14.7 mm and weight of 60 grams. To tell the truth it is not really touch-sensitive, but with the help of seven vertical and ten horizontal infrared lights it detects touches. This system is called zForce. The device built on the Windows CE 6.0-based Neno system has only been available in black until now, but the company is planning on rolling out four new colors for its diminutive smartphone, but if you think they're telling us what those colors are, think again -- they've only released PR stating that "details" on the colors will be announced next month. If we had to take a stab at it, we'd say that two of the four will be green and pink (albeit with fancier names, probably), but the other two are anybody's guess.