If you thought Android and clamshell handsets won’t fit, think again: Sharp today introduced [JP] the so-called AQUOS PHONE THE HYBRID 007SH, a flip phone running on Android 2.3. It’s the first of its kind (at least by a major company), but that’s not all the device has to offer.

Sharp actually squeezed a ton of features into the phone:

-Android 2.3
-3.4-inch naked-eye 3D LCD touchscreen with 854×480 resolution
-0.7-inch OLED sub-display
-16MP CCD camera with 1,280×720 HD video recording support
-waterproof body
-IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0+EDR
-GPS
-digital TV tuner
-digital wallet function (Felica/RFID)
-infrared port
-Micro HDMI interface
-Blu-ray recorder connectivity
-microSD/SDHC slot (shipped with a 2GB card inside)
-W-CDMA, GSM
-size: 113×51.8×19.3mm, weight: 140g

Via: mobilecrunch