The first Win 8 system phone is coming soon

Computer Store News: Integrating PCs, tablets and mobile phones through the operating system is Microsoft's goal, and consumers want to be able to experience Windows PC applications anytime, anywhere on mobile devices. According to the US Seattle Times, the first Windows 8 phone developed by i-mate will be available!

i-mate has been out of sight for a long time. The company was founded in Dubai in 2001 and is known for its $1,000 Windows Mobile business phone. Although i-mate went bankrupt in September 2009, the company quietly resurrected two years ago.

It is reported that this Windows 8 phone has a 4.7-inch large screen, Atom processor, 2GB RAM and 64GB space. Paired with the phone is a set of accessories called “Integrated Center”, including a 23-inch touch screen, a 10.1-inch wireless-assisted tablet, a mouse and keyboard kit, and a landline. If the user embeds the phone in the dock, the device becomes a landline phone that supports video chat.

Such a fun phone, the natural price is not low. According to the Seattle Times, the device is priced at $760, and if it is added to the Integrated Center, it is $1,600. However, WPCentral is not optimistic about this and thinks it is difficult to achieve.