The iCEphone outdoes the iPhone and the Palm Pre

..., but nobody cared at the CES 2009. The iCEphone features a unique design I have not seen on any smartphone. It folds out in three panels: touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard and function key pad.
Originally designed to meet the exacting requirements of the British military the iCEphone runs Windows Mobile and has a ruggedized design. The 3G smartphone has yet another unique function. iCE Aid is designed to assist anyone, anywhere in the world affected by a medical emergency. A phone that can save lives, how can the Apple iPhone or the Palm Pre beat that?The technical specifications of the iCEphone include a 3 inch display, 240 x 400px resolution, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3.1MP camera, and media player.
The measurements of the iCEphone are 127 x 60.8 x 23.3mm and the weight is 210g.
The company plans to release the iCEphone in Q2 of 2009.
Via the iCEphone site. See also these photos Shane took of the iCEPhone at the CES 2009.
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