What you have expected when you see the picture above ..? .. netbook? hmm, that was not the netbook. That is a devide to make your smartphone seems like netbook. When you are connecting this device to your smartphone then Operating system, programs and files on your smartphone can be accessed by using this device so that you will be more easy to use your smartphone, especially when typing

Here the review of this device on pcworld.com:
A Windows Mobile phone’s small screen and keyboard make many of its more powerful applications at best inconvenient to use: Ask anyone who has ever tried editing an Excel spreadsheet on a cell phone, even if the software lets users do it.

Celio’s Redfly mobile companions offer an alternative: They look like netbooks, but are basically terminals for Windows Mobile smartphones. A Redfly has no hard disk, Internet connectivity, or software of its own. But connected (via either USB or Bluetooth) to a Windows Mobile device, it optimizes the platform for display on its much larger screen and for input from its much larger keyboard. I tested a shipping version of the $300 (as of 7/28/09), top-of-the-line Redfly C8N, and found that it generally delivered on its promise.