Showing posts with label tech designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tech designs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Baumaus Mouse Concept inspired by Bauhaus architecture

Baumaus Mouse Concept
Baumaus mouse is designed by Jang Wooseok to celebrate the actual birth of “Bauhaus”. It has a unique design and style with separated steel parts surrounding its body, thus creating some spaces in between the mouse and your palm. The  designer said the objective was to keep your hands clean and off-germs when you grab the mouse.

Inspired By: Bauhaus architecture
Material: PC, Stainless steel
Colours: Black & White
Dimension: 113 x 58 x 21 mm
Designer: Jang Wooseok (Korea, South)

Friday, 10 February 2012

iBox concept by ADR STUDIO.

iBox by ADR STUDIO
iBox by ADR STUDIO is a Set-Top-Box and a touch device with a 7 ” touch screen , that can also be a personal HD TV connected to the cloud with the Wi-Fi

With this device users can change channels, record a program or find a movie directly on iTunes. Users can also connect the set-top box with an iphone or ipod and make calls  or make video calls directly from the TV controlled with the touch screen.

With the iMove app users can teach iDevice gestural commands and run them directly from the TV.
To Know More, Visit: ADR STUDIO

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Concept Fujitsu Lifebook


Concept Fujitsu Lifebook
The unique concept, dubbed "Lifebook 2013," comes from designer Prashant Chandra, who submitted the design to a competition held by Fujitsu. The laptop would feature fitted slots for various smart devices, but those aren't for your standard connectivity. Attaching a gadget to the Lifebook would bring all it's functions to the computer, including using its own processor to run some of the laptop's functions.
Fitting the digital camera to the front would mean pictures could be downloaded to the computer or other devices. Sliding in the smartphone/mp3 player would allow music to be played and other data to be shared across devices. The Lifebook 2013 concept doesn't have a keyboard itself, since any tablet becomes the keyboard once slotted into place. The tablet can also be used as a second display (like a larger Nintendo DS) or as a digital sketchpad with a stylus. Aside from potentially reducing the overall cost, another advantage to this setup would be that all the devices can be synced and updated simultaneously from the same hub.
"The proposed Lifebook is a laptop computer concept based on the principle of 'shared hardware,'" explains Chandra. "Currently a lot of hardware is wasted when we use separate devices, as there is often a lot of 'repeat' of data stored and features. For example if I have my songs on my music player, why do I have to block the same amount of storage on my laptop? Similarly, if I have a processor sitting in my tablet, why can it not also run/assist my laptop? If I have a fully functional camera with its own memory and image processing power, why do I need to have it repeated in my laptop?"

Chandra's Lifebook 2013 was shortlisted in the Fujitsu Design Competition 2011.
Source: Yanko Design

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