I think it's pretty geeky that I have a retro-style Bluetooth handset that looks just like an old-fashioned rotary-phone handset (affiliate link). There is no cord to get wound up and tangled, it's been replaced with a blinking Bluetooth light.
But that's just a handset, and it's still tethered to my Android phone which is usually on my belt. But what if you could combine a desk phone with the Android OS? Think of the possibilities...
With a front-facing camera your dreams of video-conferencing with loved ones far away is now a possibility.
With built-in web browsing, you can replace that laptop on the kitchen counter and still be able to access your recipes and family calendar conveniently, and much more efficiently.
With built-in GSM you wouldn't even need to place the device next to a telephone outlet, just plug it into the power and let the phone talk over the cellular network.
Unfortunately, currently the device is just a prototype to show off one particular manufacturer's Android-capable chips... You can't buy one right now.
What would you do with an Android-powered smart-phone on your desk or kitchen counter? Where else would you place one of these "always tethered" phones?
(Source: MP4Nation)