Modded Motorola E6 can transform, make calls
By Sean Cooper 
posted Sep 6th 2007 7:10AM
posted Sep 6th 2007 7:10AM
With what was likely an inspired bit of effort, some clever modder -- we really wish we knew who to credit but sadly don't -- has converted a MOTOROKR E6 into a working transformer. Unlike the Nokia branded Transfomer handsets we saw last week, this actually transforms and apparently somehow still functions as a phone -- though looking at it we'd guess just barely. While, we wouldn't haul this around with us as a day to day phone, we'd def put it up in a place of honor here at the Engadget Mobile Mansion. Hit the read link for a pile more shots.
[Via Gearfuse]
[Via Gearfuse]
That's freakin awesome! Kudos for some cleverness for sure.
TRANSFORMERS, MOTOROLA IN DISGUISE!
WoW. That's kinda cool but NOT good looking.
Wonder if my house phone can do that...
I’m pretty sure he just modded a display phone (basically a empty phone shell for display purposes). As you can see from stock photos, the display picture is exactly the same: http://www.moto-zone.com.au/motovate_phase3/images/phones/b_E6%20all%20views.bmp
It’s next to impossible unless the whole phone was reengineered to fit the extra parts inside and splitting the multi-layered circuit board into multiple pieces while reconnecting the circuits that was cut.
Possible or not. It's too cool for school.