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New E-Ball Concept Pc A new concept of pc is coming now that is E-Ball Concept pc . The E-Bal l concept pc is a sphere shaped computer which is the smallest design among all the laptops and desktops. This computer has all the feature link a traditional computer elements like keyboard or, mouse., dvd, large screen display  E Bal l is designed that pc is be placed on two stands, opens by pressing and holding the two buttons located on each side of the E-Ball pc , this pc is the latest concept technology . Features of the E-Ball Pc concept : E-Ball concept pc has a laser keyboard that is fully a concept keyboard that is visible when the pc is in working and it is also have a optical wireless mouse which is work very smoothly in any direction. E-Ball concept pc don't have any external display unit, it has a button when you press this button a projector will pop and it focus the computer screen on the wall which can be adjusted with nav...

  Compenion FOLDED UP Laptop Compenion concept shows possible 2015 laptop evolution A slide-up touchscreen panel reveals an OLED touchscreen keyboard which can obviously change layout depending on preference or language.  It’s a multi-touch screen, responsive to both finger-presses and a dedicated pen called “senstylus”; if you need more traditional methods of interaction then you can slot it into any one of a number of docks, each designed for different tasks.  Challenged to design a portable computer for 2015 he’s obviously a fan of tablet PCs and OLED. It’s an interesting idea, and undoubtedly a beautiful design, but I’m not sure about the landscape orientation.  Anyone who has actually used a slate tablet PC for any length of time knows that most of the time it’s held as a clipboard, and Felix hasn’t done any renders to show how that broad wrist-rest might impact on portrait use.   So...

Launched alongside The Museum of Modern Art “Design and The Elastic Mind” exhibition, the Morph concept device is a bridge between highly advanced technologies and their potential benefits to end-users. This device concept showcases some revolutionary leaps being explored by Nokia Research Center (NRC) in collaboration with the Cambridge Nanoscience Centre (United Kingdom) – nanoscale technologies that will potentially create a world of radically different devices that open up an entirely new spectrum of possibilities. Morph concept technologies might create fantastic opportunities for mobile devices: Newly-enabled flexible and transparent materials blend more seamlessly with the way we live Devices become self-cleaning and self-preserving Transparent electronics offering an entirely new aesthetic dimension Built-in solar absorption might charge a device, whilst batteries become smaller, longer lasting and faster to charge Integrated sensors might allow us to learn more ab...

Modern gadgets are becoming highly portable as well as functional by the day. Designed by Nicolas Nicolaou the latest gadget is a mobile phone that simultaneously works as an electronic watch. Featuring a built in scrolling function, letting you move between various functions available on the device and a built in camera, allowing the users to take photos and send real time images, the wearable Cell-phone is compatible with both touch screen and voice recognition technology. The phone can be worn on your wrist like a bracelet or a wristwatch. Moreover, users can turn on or off the mobile-phone through the green or red line depict onto it.

  Apple recently patented their take on the glass piezoelectric keyboard concept such as the Kong Fanwen “No-Key” design announced months earlier. Where this will go remains to be seen, but rather than a clear sheet of glass, Apple’s patent indicates an LED backlit device with LCD “screens” under a stamped or formed hard touch-sensitive surface.  Keys will be positioned and marked as they are on a conventional keyboard allowing for touch typing, but a haptic feedback method like the vibration-on-click method that many cellular devices currently use will indicate key presses rather than any direct key motion.

  Looking for an extremely cool mouse? Your search ends here. Cyber E Sport's Orbita is designed for people who are looking for "something different". I bet, once it graces your desk you'll have many people ogling at your latest purchase. The Orbita is the world’s first wireless 3-axis mouse , integrated with intuitive control centre that redefines conventional mouse limitations. A built-in compass calibrates movements in 3 dimensions. The most noticeable change to your conventional mouse is the replacement of the scroll wheel. The wireless cylindrical shape becomes the basis of this incredible enhancement. Now instead of a vertical (up and down) scrolling, you simply rotate the mouse left or right in a natural dialling action  The Orbita Mouse works with both Mac and PC platforms, and will communicate wirelessly over the 2.4GHz band. This three-axis mouse comes with an adjustable top and side shell buttons, allowing its scrolling body to be spun ...

One pen with the CPU, one with projecting a virtual keyboard , one projecting the output , one with a camera , and one for communications . This with a base containing a battery charger and a mass storage device. Prototype will be around 30k$, or 24kE. Cool! Realisation on the CPU pen and the Base is open at the moment, but the display, communication, keyboard and camera pen are either near completion, or almost near completion. As to the keyboard, projecting a virtual keyboard is already available on the market. The remaining two pens don't sound as the most difficult, so I think this will see the light of day relatively soon.