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This is a concept we’d really like to see realized. It looks amazing. The basic idea is that a baton contains two roll out and flexible screens. The OLED screens roll up in the baton for easy transport. When they are pulled out an electrical charge is sent down the screen, making them rigid and usable as a laptop screen and keyboard that we all know so well.
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There comes a time when a good product category just dies, think telegraph or typewriter, fantastic inventions eclipsed by time and progress. Case in point, the Eclipse phone from Brian Ho does a great job of making everything old look new again. But despite looking like it belongs in Minority Report, it functionally remains the same old, outdated, rapidly aging home phone.
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It doesn't take a large, bulky handset for the ultimate cell phone experience, as many companies have already proved. Prepare for the nanotech-era by taking a look at the Nokia Morph. Continue reading to see more.
Hyperbole for high-tech cell phones is the Nokia Morph. At the press of a button, its nanotech-based shell transforms from standard handset to a wristwatch-type device.
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If you are very particular about the design of your book, then this product is surely for you. “Mo” is the redefined notebook PC designed for customizing each and every cover to fit the style of the owner. You just need to touch the screen in order to read or make any kind of changes in your book. This product allows for adaptation to users specific needs and interests as well as offering
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The future is surely a wireless one, but is it a projectable one? Marat Kudryavtsev thinks so and we’re listening to the creator of that neat fashion phone from a couple of days ago, as he seems to have seen the future. The concept device you can see below is hooked to an ISQ server and projects a virtual keyboard and a screen on the surface of your choice.
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Visa Europe has announced a newly designed credit card, complete with a keypad and digital number display. The card is of the usual size and features a credit card number and magnetic strip for use with conventional card readers; it does not have a security code number in the traditional sense.
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The first thing you notice about this concept phone is that the Benq Siemens handset features a full touchscreen display that comes with a very user-friendly interface, which makes use of big icons and thumbnails. The specs are the usual ones, like camera, games and radio and what impressed me the most is the camera’s menu, which you can see in one of the pictures below.
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Our weary eyes have rested upon the perfect design, the flawless victory of concept phones over consumerism and stupid marketing decisions. The 01 Phone is a T3 and Alloy initiative, which received the popular vote, as the T3 readers had their say on the features they wanted on the device. Alloy are truly “design gods”, as T3 call them and the reason is available for you to see below.
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