Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts

Video Nokia Windows Phone 7 concept


Not long ago, the idea of a Nokia Windows Phone 7 device was downright ridiculous.However, after last week’s rumor that came from Eldar Murtazin (known for uncovering lots of secrets – although he had some inaccurate stories, too), it looks like Nokia and Microsoft are, in fact, planning to make and launch WP7 handsets together.Of course, this may not happen too soon. But when it will, what do you think the first Nokia Windows Phone 7 device would look like?

HTC HDD Concept Mobile, run Android/Windows Phone 7, 10MP camera, 1.5Ghz Snapdragon


The renowned designer Antoine Brieux has developed a new concept of HTC HDD. The HTC HDD features a 4.8-inch beast of a device with an unusual 870 x 480 AMOLED display — unusual, that is, until you realize that the extra 70 vertical pixels are reserved for a row of virtual softkeys that change depending on the application.
HTC HDD concept phone also includes 10MB camera with dual LED-flash and the ability to record HD-video with a resolution of 1080p, HDMI, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor with a clock speed of 1.5 GHz, 1 GB of RAM and 4G-support networks. HTC HDD can work on the basis of Android 2.2 or Windows Phone 7. Or even switch between them.

Concept Samsung camera with instant sharing


Modern cameras have evolved to the point where it’s almost silly to think you’ll have to take time to process the photos, even going through the trouble of transferring them to the computer with a wire is almost passe. But what’s this? A concept that dares you to not only take a step back, but take a step sideways and have FUN with the idea that you plug in to access? It’s no trick photography but a UCIM Camera hosting three USB ports for three memory sticks. The idea behind this concept is to instantly share the same set of photos with 2 other people using their personal USB sticks. I reckon if this were refined to enable custom photo selects and include video recording.

UNDERABOVE, dual-lens buoy-style camera take pictures of the underwater and above the water


Waterproof cameras or underwater housings are great for capturing action above or below the waterline, but what if you want to capture both at the same time to provide a greater context for your underwater shots? That’s where the UNDERABOVE concept comes in. It’s a dual-lens buoy-style camera that bobs on the surface of the water positioning one wide-angle lens above the waterline and one lens below to let aquatic shutterbugs capture the best of both worlds.

Nokia Kinetic concept pictures

British designer Jeremy Innes-Hopkins gives his take on Nokia's future.
This is the Nokia Kinetic, it's the painstaking work of British designer Jeremy Innes-Hopkins, and as far as he's concerned, it's the future of Nokia mobile phones. Jeremy tells that the top half of the actual prototype is just 8mm thick, while the bottom is 18mm, and he notes that the base also conveniently doubles as a more camera-like grip for taking photos.

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15 Future-Laptop Concepts Part 3

15 Future-Laptop Concepts: The Fascinating and the Far-Fetched

Designed for the sight-impaired, the Siafu is unlike any laptop we've encountered. Eschewing a conventional display, designer Jonathan Lucas's concept PC features a tactile interface that converts screen images to 3D shapes. It also offers voice recognition in lieu of a conventional keyboard.
Siafu

15 Future-Laptop Concepts Part 2

15 Future-Laptop Concepts: The Fascinating and the Far-Fetched

This oddball concept is fascinating, though wildly impractical. It consists of a series of pens with shortwave radio frequency, a computer base station (probably in the napkin holder), and several "napkins" that are in fact multitouch, color e-paper surfaces. Users in a workgroup setting could use a fresh napkin to scribble down every new idea. Great, but how do you wipe your mouth?
Napkin PC

15 Future-Laptop Concepts Part 1

15 Future-Laptop Concepts: The Fascinating and the Far-Fetched


What will laptops look like in five years? Ten? Predicting future tech trends is always tricky, but these notebook concepts from both PC makers and straight-up tech fans provide a few clues as to what could lie ahead.
Anything Is Possible


iPhone 4G Concept Is a MacBook In a Phone



Oh. So. Pretty. It needs some small aesthetic fixes here and there, but boy I would like to see something along these lines coming from Apple. And I like the fantasy specs too.