Nowadays we can rarely see interesting phone concepts, as most of them are only about taking a well-known design and putting in gigapixel cameras and terrabytes of memory inside. The Nokia E97 concept, pictured below, is completely different, as it doesn't feature anything that would be impossible to make, but it's still a completely unique solution. The handset is made of two main parts, one of these being a huge touschreen with its own 4-8 GB of memory, while the other is a full QWERTY keyboard with a much smaller display. The two units would communicate through a wireless connection and practically they would be completely separate, but thanks to the envelope-like carrying case the whole thing would become a usual communicator. It is not yet known whether the Finnish manufacturer would really like to launch such a phone, but the handset, being situated on the thin line between business and multimedia phones, would be a really attractive one.
Translated by Szaszati
