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Wednesday, 22 August 2012

Future of tablet computers concept.


How interesting glimpse into the future and look at the new device! This opportunity provided us with a SONY company. She showed some of its notebook Vaio. This is their possible future. The first Vaio concept (above) It is a two part solution; a thin curvy looking screen and a thin curvy looking keyboard. In the design mock-up on show, the screen is able to stand thanks to a bulbous panel at the rear, while in a second model in the same box the bulbous behind has disappeared. They could be two separate options, or as we like to think, a design that expands and retracts when needed. That sounds far more fun. 

Concept Future computer desk for users Mac and iPhone.

The concept of this table is iDesk. Imagine an entirely adaptable workspace that doesn’t just hold your equipment, but enhances and interacts with it. Concept does not look the table, in which stupidly clever have built in TV. Rather, the future has turned out a minimalist table with a thin glass tabletop. Below the center can be seen easily recognizable button Home, which became the touch.  As with Microsoft’s Surface technology, the entire desk would be a touch-sensitive display capable of running several simultaneous apps, some of which–such as a calendar, phone, and digital Post-It notes—would replace their physical counterparts entirely. Notifications, to-do lists, video conferencing, Adobe tool palettes, and countless widgets such as calculators and weather reports would all appear right on the surface of your desk, literally putting your entire working world at your fingertips.

Concept Samsung Circle Media Player.

Modern industry of portable players is a very sorry sight, they are a square, a rectangle. The idea of ​​a new concept of Samsung range of simple and elegant. The configuration of the player Samsung Circle  is extremely minimalist: on the front panel is a full-size touch screen, and on the edge of the player there is a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack and menu button. Everything else makes the user directly on the screen, what helps him a nice interface. Brilliant and easy! 

Concept next generation smartphone

What to expect from mobile phones of the future? Increasing merger with laptops and tablet functionality and at the same time to measure mobile phone. UFO-User Feeling The facility has a revolutionary design concept and raises the functionality of a modern touch smartphone to the next level. By using flexible LCD and light touch technology, it can be used as a mobile at ordinary times and as a wide screen by simply erecting it when using for tasks or SNS. A mobile that allows for user feeling experience, instead of user experience, is proposed. When having meetings or doing tasks, e-mail or SNS, it can be used by switching into a touch-light mode.  

Concept Spider Computer

What can  say about this concept?  Spider Computer, a portable device that relies on a projected screen and laser keyboard to offer you a ready computer on the go. That’s why he has three thin legs like a spider. When they are hidden, the device becomes a mobile phone. It can be simply put in your pocket. And when the legs are deployed, the device can easily be placed on a flat surface. This will be the computer. The mirror head opens, and the projection is directed towards the table surface or a wall. Digital correction compensates for angular differences in projection versus surface. Circular LCD display with graphic interface. Working prototype was made for technology, user studies and research.  

Aire Mask: your breathing into renewable electrical power

There is a dearth of tech products that can also double as accessories for fictional serial killers. If Hannibal Lecter was as into jogging as he was into human consumption, he would have definitely been sporting the Aire mask to power his iPod. The idea behind the mask it that your breath charges your small electronics. The mask contains small wind turbines that convert your huffing and puffing into renewable power. The Aire is just a concept at this point, and it’s not very likely to see the light of a local Best Buy shelf anytime soon. The mask is intriguing enough to have earned a Red Dot design award in the energy category for its creator, Joao Paulo Lammoglia, though it has some aesthetic issues that walk the line between creepy and cool. Maybe it would look less threatening, if it came in colors like hot pink and lime green. In the search for renewable-energy sources, it makes sense to go all out and try some new ideas–like strapping wind turbines to your mouth. I would definitely add an Aire mask to my post-apocalyptic survival kit, along with my Ralph Lauren solar backpack and 1TB Swiss Army Knife for fighting off zombies. Should the Aire ever make it into production, be sure to grab one for your Mortal Kombat costume.
 

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