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Celio RedFly – A BostonPocketPC Review
This post was published 1 year 6 months 5 days ago which may make its actuality or expire date not be valid anymore. This site is not responsible for any misunderstanding.Steve ‘fyiguy” Hughes has posted his review and impressions of the Celio RedFly that is worth reading if you have a desire to learn more about this companion device. It is a great device to extend the capabilities of your mobile device.
In part, Steve said:
The Celio REDFLY Mobile Companion from Celio Corp garnished alot of attention at this year’s CES as a notebook replacement with no operating system, but works merely as an extension of a Windows Mobile device providing an 8 inch screen and full sized keyboard.
When I got back from MVP Summit I made it a mission to use it as my primary computer replacement for a week at work. So it brought it to meetings to take notes as I would my current Tablet PC using OneNote Mobile, granted I couldn’t take hand written notes and simultaneously record audio, but I was still able to take good typed notes. I could triage, read and respond to email pretty quickly with out having to wait for my computer to wake up from sleep and logon with my password and ground away loading up applications. On the REDFLY I begin using after entering my password on the keyboard nonetheless. Entering numbers into a spreadsheet went pretty quickly using the numeric keypad, much faster than just using my phone. I was also able to answer and place calls using the dedicated buttons on the keyboard.
Bringing the device into meetings did elicit some conversation and comments on my new small laptop. Others were also wondering where I was getting Internet access since there was no WiFi in the conference room. I was able to VPN into our Sharepoint server and pull up some documents from the last meeting as well as easily use the simple Internet Explorer Mobile browser to look up some specs on a few new ceiling equipment booms for our new GI suites.
Check out fyiguy’s full review here at the BostonPocketPC
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