Concept smart watches from e-paper

The market of smart watches and fitness bracelets is growing rapidly,
and that users about you said and wanted to buy your products, they
must be something surprise. As it turns out, Sony is well aware. B
next year the Japanese Sony Corporation is planning to issue smart
watches made of electronic paper. To the front of the strap the new
smart hours will be used innovative material,patented by Sony
specifically for this device.
Reported that the Japanese manufacturer decided to use E-Ink-screens
not only for create the display, but also for the strap. Thus, the
necessary information can be displayed to the user on the clock
itself, as well as on their bracelet. Technologically it is relatively
easy to implement, since the flexible E-Ink-screensfor a long time
have long existed on the market. When creating a watches,Sony would
focus not so much on their functionality, as on the appearance of the
gadget.
Perhaps the creation of this gadget is one of the steps to revise a
strategy by the Japanese company.

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Concept tablet of future iPad Contact

In science fiction movies often show the pocket Gadgets with
transparent display, which is actively used by the characters. Of
course, a fantasy - she is fantastic, that dream about unattainable
technology, but what if we consider the possibilities of the future
with regard to modern technology? Take, for example, the device iPad
Contact, fully transparent tablet computer.
Of course, iPad Contact - this is just a concept, but it looks quite
real in the accompanying text to the three-dimensional rendering.
Judging by the images, despite its transparency, it performs all the
functions of a standard tablet, and can even take pictures with the
integrated camera. In fact, iPad Contact entirely consists of a
display that responds to touch and are two-sided. By the size, a
concept recalls of iPad mini - compact 8-inch tablet from Apple,
available the commercially.
The device looks, of course, beautiful and once there is a desire, if
not to buy it, then at least try in action,but, alas, on sale it is
unlikely to emerge in the foreseeable future. The problem lies in the
distribution of electronic components, and the same battery - the
transparent their do not, and minimize the level of electronics are
not yet big enough, to fit all chips and modules, as well as the
battery, in the side frames (which,note here either not). But as they
say, no harm in dreaming, and iPad Contact painted by very beautiful,
so we will admire it and submit it in their hands.
Designer Chike Newman from London

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Concept the external battery Zap & Go

Today the minds of engineers,that coming up with the mobile power
supply, captured a graphene. He has incredible conductivity much more
efficiently of traditional technologies.
Developers of startup Zapgocharger informed of the recent achievements
progress. Therefore decided to get ahead of the big corporations and
announced portable supercapacitor. Gadgets gave "speaking name>> - Zap
& Go. The classic external battery device characterized by the absence
of aluminum electrodes
These elements are replaced by analogs of graphene. What gives in
practice? The smaller dimensions of the device at a higher output
voltage: 6 V vs. conventional 2.7. But most importantly - recharges
invention literally 5 minutes. From zero to one hundred percent. Can
not connect Zap & Go to an outlet in advance (for example - at night).
From now on there is no such need.
What is the capacity of the new items? 1500 mAh. Enough to completely
"back to life" device like Apple iPhone. Besides six models - its
energy reserves will recover only 75% (the same story with the Galaxy
S5 from Samsung)
Sounds great. Do cons? Exceptionally one. The creators can boast
prototype and not the ready serial samples. To start mass production,
they need the money. They now (quite successfully) try to collect
using the users on the site Indiegogo.True,to the public battery not
go soon - in October 2015.

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Concept La Plume Stylus

La Plume is an accessory which helps you sketching on tablets. It
looks like a standard stylus but integrates a small built-in cameraat
the back end to pick colours as the eye dropper of our Adobe
softwares.
Most of current sketching softwares for tablets don't include eye
droppers so it is a pain when you want to find back the colour you
used earlier.
La plume propose you not only a solution to pick colours around you or
on the tablet, but also the possibility to keep in memory the latest
selections.
Designer : Johan Carrette
Future devices
Concept phone - pen
Innovative devices
Futuristic computers

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Fun clock design concept

Fun clock design concept - easy to replicate with laser cutting - but is it useful? I mean, is this clock "readable"?

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Digital watch Chro.mo!!!!!!!!

Beautiful watch on his arm will always create the perfect mood and
attract attention!
David Alejandro Gonzalez and Solis-developed digital watches that look
super and dubbed them Chro.mo. It looks like a bacelet and has a very
attractive facade. This digital watch would be made in stainless steel
and powered with miniature photovoltaic cells. It was designed in
Alias Studio Tools. The watch shows the hours inroman numerals and the
minutes in a circle that fills as time passes.
Reading time is as interesting as its styling. Hours are displayed in
roman numbers on the left, while minutes will blink in a green colored
circle placed on the right. As the time moves ahead the circle gets
filled, just like the moon grows with each passing day.The timepiece
has silver colored edges giving it a royal appeal. Adding to the whole
appearance isthe delicate design placed both above and below the time
reading zone. Chro.mo digital watch is likea delicate piece of
jewelry. Adorning one around your wrist isbound to fetch a lot of
admiration.

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Concept ‘integral cord’ !

What if the display of your futurelifebook was as flexible as
possible? with 'integral cord' you can easily manipulate your computer
screen to your desired size and shape, making it adaptable to any
working or socialsituation. if you want to see your favorite movie on
a small screen in the subway, or present your pictures to a large
audience or if you need multiple screens at the same time, coil it!
the technology involves beams of several LEDs overlap at a cross point
and create a visible pixel.
An interface can be created by a multicolor laser LED array locatedon
the inner side of the computer,and camera array can detect the
position of the user's fingers.
Design trio raphael lang, yu-lin hou and stephen chan .

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Slyde HD3 Watch – Latest Technology

HD3 launches SLYDE, the latest creation by avant-garde designer Jorge
Hysek. SLYDE takes the underlying principle of the touchscreen
technology and allowsyou to slide on time with a luxury watch offering
an infinity of components, movements and complications. SLYDE is a
veritableSwiss-made luxury watch , placing all the technological
savoir-faire developed for its conception at the service of universal
Time. There are no telephone applications, games, or other accessories
among the customized modules. All that matters is apprehending Time,
whether latent or real.
SLYDE watches are available with cases in black or grey titanium or in
pink gold, in the purest tradition of Swiss watchmaking. Straps are in
leather, printed alligator or rubber (5 colours). Every component of a
SLYDE watch, complete with sapphire glass and water-resistant to a
depth of 50m, derives from luxurywatchmaking. Starting at €4000
(approx. US$5,300), this luxury timepiece is to say the least,
expensive.

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Samsung’s 75-inch D9500 3D TV announced for Korea, laughs at LG

Check out this brand new electronic windscreen from Samsung. Here's
Samsung's new 75-inch 3D HDTV called the D9500, for those that must
have everything new and exciting, since3D is dancing on hotplates now.
Taking away LG's 72-inch LZ9700 crown, this is the world's largest
LED-backlit 3D LCD HDTV. Looks like Samsung is also serious about

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MP3 Player Innovative Concep

Much like his Fluid Smartphone, Brazilian designer Dinard da Mata has
developed another wearable gadget that becomes a fashion accessory to
complement the style of next-gen users. Hailed as " MP3 Player
Creative," the portable music player features a flexible OLED screen
that other than

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4D watch lets you read at any angle

These days every company is maximizing the use of the word '3D', but
now we're starting to get to the '4D' world. No, not the Magnum. It's
a watch. Designed by Matej Korytar, the 4D Watch has the capability to
display the time based on gravity or

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Skinny Player – Body Heat Powered Music Player

Chih-Wei Wang and Shou-His Fu have designed a unique MP3 player.
Called the "Skinny Player",the music player is attached to the user's
skin in a similar way to a plaster.It is a lot simpler and thinner
than the iPod Shuffle, incorporating storage, a battery , aplay/stop
button and speakers into a Band-Aid-like form factor.
Both designers claim that MP3 player will not lose its adhesive power
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it is easily cleaned using a damp cloth.
Like its inspiration, the Skinny Player adheres to the user's body.
This is not just practical but essential to the device, because it
will use the person's body heat to recharge its batteries.
The Skinny Player MP3 player also does not require batteries but
obtains power from body heat created during movement. The flexible
player has an on/off button and a flexible speaker so itdoes not
require headphones, and has enough memory to hold an album of music.
No technical information of this MP3 player and how body heat works as
a power supply is available to the public yet. The Skinny Player is
ideal for sports enthusiasts and is a step towards battery free music.

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cobalto-and-zafiro-futuristic-gadgets-that-are-inspired-by-sci-fi-movies

Now i really like the below one, the best thing i like about this concept phone known as Cobalto is its 3D image/model creation capability of the selected places in the map. It gives a feel of future which we have seen in Sci-Fi movies like Minority report etc.

 





Cobalto and Zafiro are two futuristic concept devices that have been designed by getting inspired from Sci-Fi movies like “Minority Report”. Cobalto, the glass screen of this mobile phoneconcept has been envisioned to be able to produce 3D objects in the air

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ElectroHub

ElectroHub is a new charging station that will offer compatibility for a huge amount of devices including the TV remote, toys and smartphones. Similar to the Powermat chargers, ElectroHub requires additional add-on cases to make your smartphones

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Microsoft's Manual Deskterity project reveals pen and touch input, Courier's future?

Apple may have made its thoughts on the stylus clearer than ever at its iPhone OS 4 event, but it looks like Microsoft Research is intent on redefining what's possible with a little pen-based input and, if this recently-revealed video is any indication, we're not about to stop them. Dubbed Manual Deskterity, the project is currently based around a Microsoft Surface device, and shows how pen and touch input can be combined for a range of tasks that wouldn't be possible with just one or the other -- using a photo as a straight-edge (as seen above),

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MultiTouch Ltd's 46-inch panel accepts unlimited touch inputs, we put it to the test (video hands-on)

MultiTouch Ltd has been at this IR-based multitouch thing since 2007 and it's hit CES in force this week. Sure, the current 46-inch model requires 12 inches of depth -- in order to provide sufficient space for the infrared cameras embedded in its back to capture the whole, ahem, surface -- but having unlimited touch inputs is always a wildly impressive sight. We put one of the displays to the test by exploiting a nearby crowd and slapping down a good 40+ fingers on it, all of which were recognized. To be perfectly fair, the IR cameras don't seem to have a very flat recognition area and many of our inputs were picked up from over an inch from the screen.

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Waveface: ASUS Advanced Project Showcasing the Technologies of Tomorrow, Today!

Asus have a tradition of showing off odd-looking concept phones at CES, and CES 2010 is no different. They’ve gone one better this year, though. They’ve come up with a whole range of concept gadgets, each given the WaveFace name, and all of which jump on as many bandwagons as Asus could think of!
The concepts aren’t exactly new. Wearable smartphones, information

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Future PC's

look closely n' guess what they could be...

 

 

 

 

 

PENS WITH HIDDEN CAMS??

 

any wild guesses now?

 

no clue?...

 

ladies and gentlemen... congratulations! You have just now looked into the future...

 

yep that's right! no booing now... you have seen something that would replace your PC in the near future....

 

NOW SEE THIS...

 

 

 

 

 

In the revolution of miniature of computers, the scientists are ahead with Bluetooth technology... See the forthcoming computers within our pockets .. 

 

 

 

 

 

This pen sort of instrument produces both the monitor as well as the keyboard on flat surfaces

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Life map

Time flies by and we don’t even know how the years just pass by. There are lots of memories that we keep in store but don’t ever get time to put them in a proper order in the form of photographs or videos. The all-new Life map is a touch screen digital photo storing and organization product. No one has the patience to take out time, sit and arrange all the photographs together as it is a very tiresome and dull work. But now with Life map you can keep all your most intimate memories organized in the form of photographs.





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Mac Funamizus Gadget Designs Of The Future

 Mac Funamizu is a tech geek, designer, and futurist who has created quite a lot of buzz among design circles for his innovative gadgets from the future. The 38-year old Tokyo native has always loved Apple, Google, and Starbucks, but he always felt inconvenienced by the extra steps involved in using them. (Why mouth off a complex multi-conditional order of coffee when you could just customize your cup of joe online? Why doesn't Google Maps give you more than just a topographic image of what you're looking at?) At first, his ideas were just rough sketches in his Moleskine. But then he started posting his neat, provocative ideas online, and now developers are contacting him to try and make some of them a reality.

Last fall, Funamizu starting formalizing his drawings using programs like Illustrator, Photoshop, and Shade, and posted them on his web site. The blogosphere quickly picked up on them, and that led to interest from developers. "In the future, gadgets will be much more intuitive to use," says Funamizu. Here are some of his and my personal favorites:
1. The Looking Glass
In a series of posts he calls The Future of Internet Search, Funamizu explores different ways in which an intelligent transparent looking glass can help us get information without having to type tons of info into a desktop or handheld. Curious how nutritious that apple is? Want to know what the cityscape in front of you looked like 30 years ago? Just slide the looking glass over to get the info you desire. "I always wondered why I have to use keywords to search for an object that I don't know about," he says. "In order to get the right results, you have to use the right words to describe it. It's a complete paradox."

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