Futuristic & Concepts
IcePhone, a Triple Flip Cell Phone
icePhone, the tiple flip smartphone
it’s a quite interesting concept of a smartphone, a triple-flip 3G smartphone with a touchscreen, full QWERTY keypad and third function panel that can flip to face downward beneath the keypad and double as a gaming controller. the new smartphone is called IcePhone
here are the highlights:
- 3-inch touchscreen display.
- 240 x 400 pixels Resolution
- Connectivity up to 7.2 Mbps HSDPA and Wi-Fi.
- 3.1 megapixel camera with autofocus and an LED flash.
- GPS functionality.
- Windows Mobile 6.0 OS.
Unfortunately, the company did not have a working model on hand yet, so I can’t tell how all this works in real life and No information about the availability yet, but rumor says that the IcePhone’s price will be pretty expensive, to pick one up it will cost you $ 1000
Nokia Aeon with Dual Touchscreen
Nokia Aeon
Currently, Nokia is preparing their new series of mobile phone called Nokia Aeon. Different from the previous series, these new series will be adopting PDA concept complete with a touchscreen.
Everything will be controlled via the touchscreen. The two touch panels are combined with full-cell power.
Nokia Aeon was introduced to public via it’s official website on the ‘Research & Development’. What is more delightful is the Rumor stating that the phone will be manufactured in February 2009.
Although it’s not official yet, but at least we can hope to see the phone near the future cause there is also rumor saying that that the phone will be manufactured in February 2009.
Dreamoc, RealFiction’s Holographic Display Demo
Realfiction Dreamoc
RealFiction’s just showing off the company’s new holographic display, the Dreamoc which result in pretty nice effect by combining physical and virtual elements.
The video shows a mobile phone in the pyramidal glass display cases, with the rotation hologram coming from the handset screen. That effect is great, and really worth watching.
No pricing information is known.- No word on when we’ll see the Dreamoc, or how much we’ll have to pay for it.
Check the video and give us your opinion!
M-Dress, a dress that can Talk
M-Dress, a dress that also functions as a mobile phone
It’s one of its kind Futuristic clothes that allows the user to communicate with it. The M-Dress, Produced by UK firm CuteCircuit, it’s a collaboration of mobile phone technology and high fashion, it means that you can actually make or receive a phone call with the dress. The futuristic ‘dress phone’ works with a standard SIM card. When the dress rings…yup, it can ring… you just raise your hand to your head to answer the call.
This futuristic combination of fashion and technology is becoming more common as clothes designers are growingly fit in electronics into their garments.
While futuristic fashion with applied technology, such as M-dress, has not been massively produced, a number of fashion designers have been quick to embrace technology in order to create impressive new styles. Among them, Hussein Chalayan and Angel Chan. Chalayan, twice British Designer of the Year has showcased dresses that glows in the dark, adopting a built-in LEDs or emit spectacular red lasers.
Meanwhile, Chan using thermochromic ink in one of her design. the special inks will change color when you touch or breathe them.
via | cnn
Computer House that Can walk?
The Walking House
Home Design today are increasingly diverse. However, it seems, there has been no houses that can walk as well as this sophisticated house. but a Walking house?
The designers of the technology company’s N55, which is based in Denmark released a house that can run itself with the six hydraulic legs. The main objective is to avoid the flood lunge.
the 10 feet house is powered with the sun and wind energy. According to the designers, the house that can run and pass various field and will be able to move it self if there is flood or if the owners want to move to another place.
To control its movement, the house is equipped with a computer that can run regularly as the wishes of the owner. the advanced prototype house is preety expensive, it’ll cost you about 30,000 Pounds Sterling to walk with this 6 legged house.
Dell XPS Baton, The Futuristic Computer Concept
dell xps baton
The Dell XPS Baton currently is nothing more than a concept, a futuristic design based on OLED screens . Fashioned as a tube, the Dell XPS Baton PC model has to be the most ingenious design that We have seen for laptop. It’s all about a tube and portable designing.
The Dell XPS Baton personal computer consists of a base on which we have rolled two OLED screens. One of them serving as the screen and the other, as a keyboard if necessary. the screens pull out to form a display and a keyboard (bottom screen) at a convenient angle It’s very clear on the picture above
An electric charge hardens the materials to make them rigid and easy to use. It is an outstanding design of Tai Chiem. The concept can be incorporated into a base to make the computer or use it as an e-book reader just by rotating it sideways. You can also use it as muti-touch screen as a canvas and draw pictures using the accompanying stylus.
the Dell XPS Baton PC concept is futuristic and distinctive, we hope that it has a great chance to become reality in the near future.
iBangle, the ring version of iPod
Apple is one of the major sources of inspiration of a large number of industrial designers. Their flawless designs have given them the reputation and that is why some of these creative designers dare to suggest the ideas about the devices on the logo of the apple.
One of these concepts is specifically the
iBangle, the ring version of iPod
by designer Gopinath Prasana. This ring that you can see in the picture is nothing other than a mini iPod.
Does it work? Of course, the inner ring is a material that is inflated to the accessory remains steadfast on the finger and with the respective controls music,. The device also has an air outlet which is responsible for the air and out to keep the pillow inside the ring.
To complete the concept, the designer has added a pair of wireless ear phones
