Redfly Mobile Companion C8 Description:
The REDFLY C8N Mobile Companion lets you use your BlackBerry like a laptop without the hassle, start-up time and maintenance of a full computer. REDFLY makes you more productive using the applications already on your BlackBerry during those times when your BlackBerry's small screen or keyboard just won't do.
The REDFLY C8N Mobile Companion is the world's first and only BlackBerry Terminal with no OS, CPU, syncing or storage so it's easy to set up and maintain. The REDFLY C8 Mobile Companion changes your BlackBerry's output resolution allowing you to see and do more on its large 8 inch, 800x480-pixel screen while interacting with your BlackBerry on a full keyboard and touchpad. The C8 comes with an 8 hour battery life so you're sure to get all of your work done.
REDFLY C8N Features:
- Type twice as fast with fewer errors
- View/edit all files and emails on a big screen
- Talk on your phone while using REDFLY
- No-boot technology instant on and connected
- Simple to connect to your BlackBerry
- 8-inch, 800x480-pixel display
- 8-hour battery, Only 2lbs
- NTSC/PAL media port (requires cable)
REDFLY uses your phone's existing data plan, there's no need to pay for an additional laptop data plan or tethering fees
Our REDFLY C8 Kit includes: REDFLY C8 Keyboard, 1 AC Power Supply Cord, and 1 Quick Start Guide
Redfly Mobile Companion C8 Details:
MPN: C8
UPC: 893866002017
Weight: 3.50 lbs.
Manufacturer: Celio Corp
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Reviewer: Michael Bowen - 09/07/2011
This product has the potential to be excellent, unfortunately I found out after the fact, Cellio does not have drivers to support BB Bold 9650 OS 6.0
Reviewer: x5o - 08/31/2011
Very Satisfied With Redfly
I have owned this product for about 2 years and have had no problems with it whatsoever. It opened a whole new world in regard to my relationship with by "Blackberry Super Computer". I dont normally refer to my BB that way but for the purposes of this Redfly review it really is appropriate. I am still however in awe of the seemingly never ending things that the BB can do - and I have an older model - can only imagine what the newer ramped up memory models with larger screens can do. Ill end my declaration of BB love there and get to the matter at hand. The Redfly is a well built, solid, feels like quality when you pick it up machine. It is as user friendly as a device that does what it does can get. Plug and play really doesnt apply as youre dealing with the pairing of two devices from different manufacturers that naturally require bridging software to be downloaded to the BB to allow communication between the two (said software is free from the Redfly website and doesnt take up a lot of space, and it is a quick download). If youre like me you will initially think and feel that youd prefer to just plug it in and start typing, but that would limit the capabilities of the Redfly since it is also compatible with other devices such as iPod, iPhone, etc. Read the professionally and grammatically correct instructions guys. Resist that urge to wing it. The instructions are short, easy to understand and will save you a lot of time and head scratching. Once youre up and running you will most likely quickly become addicted. I even gave up my regular Internet service for a while because with the Redfly I could do almost everything I could do on my regular net-book. The genius of the Redfly lies in its simplicity. No OS to cause problems, update, purchase additional software for (like anti-spam/anti-virus), and no disk that constantly collects junk that needs to be cleaned. Quick synced response when hardwired via usb to BB, little slower when connected wirelessly via blue-tooth. I opt for the wireless simply for convenience sake. The connection is rarely lost. If you are into games requiring split second responsiveness though, you will want to connect it via usb. I really like that the Redfly does not heat up like laptops and net-books and that it is light weight and ergonomic. You can also use the hdmi port to hook it up to your big screen TV if your TV is newer with hdmi ports and PC settings. I set the Redfly, closed or open, next to my 36"LCD TV and lay on the couch 10 away and use my BB like a wireless mouse/presenter to control it. If I have a lot of typing to do, the Redfly screen is fine, and the keyboard sooo much better than the BBs small keys for large multi-page documents. I could go on, but I think Ive given enough details and examples of use for most readers to get the idea about what the Redfly can offer. I was initially skeptical when reading the ads but took the chance and am very glad I did; although not cheap, it was well worth the money spent.
Reviewer: yorelci giron - 08/22/2011
mi experiencia
excelente dispositvo para los blackberry
Reviewer: Carlos Osorio - 07/14/2011
Not 9550 compatible
Too bad it is not compatible with blackberry 9550. I had to return it.
eAccess Response:
On each of our item pages we have a compatibility listing to make it easy for our customers to see if their device will work for the item they would like to order. We are sorry this item did not work with your 9550.
Reviewer: Saqib Khan - 05/18/2011
VERY SLOW
Device response time is very slow and screen reslution is not great too.
eAccess Response:
Call our office to speak with a tech. It sounds like there might be something we can help you with.
Reviewer: Steve Goodenow - 04/26/2011
Works and it is advertized.
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