Do not you pass that you walk with headphones from your MP3 player hanging on your T-shirt and want to boot? Perhaps a little exaggeration but it really annoy me a lot. It seems that the designer Yoonsang Kim’s happening exactly the same thing and decided to create a really interesting concept and very simple to implement. Nothing better than plain that hook.
The messenger B & D, developed by Noriaki Okada is intended to allow the blind and deaf to communicate through written messages. There were certainly several phones Braille on the market, but the device Noriaki is much smaller and relatively inexpensive.
On one side of the gadget, twelve points arise and disappear from the surface of the housing to form the letters in Braille. On the other hand a small LCD screen and a keypad allows reading and seizure. Users must connect the messenger B & D to a computer to receive and translate the texts.
Noriakia lowered the cost of construction of its choosing formwork cardboard (the whole being assemblable by yourself), and using a Braille system derived from an open source platform. We are not sure of the real value of this product compared to the models already on the market, but the craft on Sunday of this concept is rather cool, and its usefulness is proved.
The geeks who are unable to detach from the keyboard, if only the time to sustain, preferably fatty substances, dirty copiously to force their computers to chat with a pizza, tacos or a hamburger in your hands. Imagine if you could have a napkin to protect your keyboard.
You might as well continue to haunt the forums or chat sites where you spend your life saving your computer. Yes, but now there is a small problem. This napkin keyboard is at this stage that concept. Your laptop will therefore have to accommodate a time reliefs of your meal.
Do you know a single person who would want to walk with this kind of bracelet wrist? No? And people desperately in search of a USB cable? This concept has not the charm of the wristwatch USB, and it seems it is also aimed at adolescents. In the end, looks like the snake USB Lisco will remain indefinitely Conceptland, where he will not fail to fellow games.
The designer Laurent Hongisto imagined the snake USB Lisco to try to resolve the thorny problem of USB cable that was never on hand when you need to recharge or connect a camera.
If one day, going home of friends, see a strange cone on the table may not be an original flower vase or a cone indicating road work in progress, but a computer. The designer Won-Seok Lee, in fact, has imagined this form factor for a PC of the future.
The device works through an integrated projector on the wall shows a virtual screen. Based on the cone, however, found space keyboard touch screen and optical scanner. Of course, for now everything remains under concept, but in a few years could become reality.