
Our friend Taylor of AndroidAndMe spotted this strange looking device from Motorola (HS1001) while in Vegas the other day. Â Upon closer examination, he found that it's actually a cordless home phone running Android.
The HS1001 offers Wi-Fi capability and connects to a base unit. Look for this to hit the UK later in the year for around $150.
Specifications include:
- DSPG Arm9 240 MHz processor
- 2.8 inch resistive touch screen (QVGA)
- 256 MB flah ROM / 128 MB RAM
- MicroSD expansion slot
- Android 1.6
Does a unit like this appeal to you at all? What if your contacts were stored in the cloud and had some other Google features?




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HAHAHAAH. That makes me laugh.
You won't find Android 2.1 with this though, since it runs only on Android 1.6 while featuring a 2.8" touchscreen display with a virtual keypad and Wi-Fi connectivity. Unfortunately, there is no Marketplace support for the HS1001. More: http://bit.ly/motorola-hs1001-first-hand