The new Fujitsu Keitai F-04B is a different kind of mobile phone, one that splits in two sections connected via Bluetooth — a sliding QWERTY keyboard on front and a hidden 3.4-inch LCD touchscreen display unit below, each featuring a dedicated Li-ion battery.

NTT DoCoMo has expanded its cell phone series by releasing the Fujitsu F-10B. Measuring 114mm x 51mm x 17.3mm and weighing 141grams, this clamshell handset provides a 3.4 inch touchscreen display with a VGA resolution allowing you to write something on pictures and send text messages faster. The phone also supports a 12-megapixel camera with face recognition, Autofocus and a 6.2X super zoom. Other features include GPS, Dolby Mobile for 5.1 channel surround output, HSDPA and GSM for international roaming. The cool factor of the Fujitsu F-10B is that it supports...

Fujitsu’s “multi-slider”, which features a virtual keypad allowing it to display a pad appropriate to whichever way the keypad slides out: left, right, up or down. Fujitsu’s concept machines are on show this week in Milan’s Triennale di Milano as part of a Japanese Design exhibition.

The Fujitsu F702id is sized at 98 x 51 x 33mm, and weighs 114 grams. It has a 2.2” TFT LCD and dual cameras. The primary camera is 1.28 MP, and is used mainly for regular things like taking pictures. The other one is a little bit lower in quality at 1.1 MP, and is used for video phone. To keep it secure, the Fujitsu F702id has a biometric finger sensor which will probably useful when a thief steals your phone. It is a rare feature for a cellular phone. There is no further information about pricing.