French designer Jerome Le Creusot has just shared his latest cellphone concept called the “Neongen” with us that seems to make communication easier with its user-friendly interface. User can simply rotate the two halves and then turn over the mobile phone to access the touchscreen interface to navigate the phone menu. Made using PMMA and polypropylene, the trendy cellphone replaces screws with clips for easy assembly, while LED lighting gives it a brighter look. The compact cellphone is easy to carry and just fits in your palm for effortless use and movement.
Developed for the Swarovski competition, the “Tempus” by Finnish designer Pekka Salokannel is a wristwatch concept that adds style and technology to your conventional timepieces. Based on e-ink technology, the trendy wristwatch features a bendable display to allow flexibility to the user. Integrating a USB port, the wristwatch connects to your computer to let you download different applications to change its character. Apart from its hi-tech functions, the Tempus also touts a gemstone finish to maintain a lavish yet elegant spirit for the trendy.
An entry at “Design the perfect pen” competition organized by Marksman, the “Rollpen” by Portuguese designer Filipe Lima is an innovative pen to facilitate everyday tasks, reflecting the evolution and growth of technology in modern society. Featuring an ergonomic design, the new writing device not only facilitates intuitive writing but also allows access to the latest technology with a built-in digital clock, internal memory and software add-ons, giving a new direction to handwriting objects. Users can simply write down the text on the paper and save it in the internal memory of the pen to share it online with friends or associates effortlessly within no time.
Conceived by Dutch designer Valentin Neda, the “Pico P” is a projector concept that fits in your pocket for easy transportation, allowing to user to conduct an instant presentation anywhere, anytime. The portable projector is based on laser technology, which does not require any adjustment or focusing, as it positions itself with the integrated stand. All the user need to do is place the projector in front of any flat surface, and it project graphs or images with just a single push of a button. Featuring integrated memory, the pocket-sized projector generates power from a built-in battery capable of running it nonstop for about two hours on a single charge, which is just enough for a presentation or a movie.
As technology is getting superior, modern gadgets are becoming smaller by the day. And the latest addition to the list is the “Multi Feature Earpiece” that combines the functions of a Mp3 player, GPS, cash card chip, satellite connectivity and personal concierge service to fulfill the individual needs of multiple users. Conceived by Industrial Designer Hendra Sonata, the portable device features latest technology and easy functions, while presenting a fresh design. Intended towards multitasking users, ranging from teens to middle aged adults, the multifunctional earpiece fulfills almost all the multimedia needs of tech-savvy individuals.
