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Top-10 the most interesting laptop concepts

Posted by admin on December 4, 2007

If you have an interest in Tops of different gadgets, and, in particular, conceptual, this post is for you. We have prepared this Top-10 the most interesting conceptual laptops in recent years. They were divided depending on their futuristic features, so that the first places hold the most unusual and unexpected conceptual decision of the year.

At the 1st place is Compenion - the laptop prototype of the future designed by Felix Shmidbergera. It has two OLED displays, one of which could be used as a keyboard or as an additional display. Also it has an unusual form, Compenion is a slider.

Compenion
Compenion

The 2 place: This is one of several concepts presented by Hewlett-Packard company at the end of 2006 during “HP Invent” event. This laptop is not an existing prototype, so it only shows how laptops will look like in future.

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The 3 place: Canova designed by the studio V12 Design, another laptop of the future with two displays. Both are presumed to be touch with the support of technology multi-touch. Additional display can be useful for working with graphical editors, or drawing. While working with the text, the touch display can turn into a keyboard.

Canova

Canova

The 4 place: The current prototype from Fujitsu which was firstly presented at the CEATEC exhibition. In addition to a touch keypad with a backlight, the notebook has a virtual 5.1 channel surround sound and can function as a digital player, which is outside. There also are additional keys for music, and a small display, displaying information of the song playing, so that it would be possible to manage music without even opening the laptop.

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The 5th place: Gelfrog - the concept designed by Frog design group. This laptop of the future for the Teenage students is thin and light so that it can be carried as a magazine.

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The 6th place: Flexi PDA concept. It has quite unusual form in the light of the trend towards the small sizes. But the secret of that device is in flexible display due to which the concept can be opened and can take on different forms.

Flexi PDA

Flexi PDA

The 7th place: Authors of the conceptual laptop Vaio Zoom believe that users want to see such laptops in the future. Holographic Concept has a glass display and a touch keyboard. When the laptop is not used, the display becomes completely transparent, and the keyboard is opaque. At the same time the concept has, as you can see, a very, very thin shell. But since this is not the official concept of Sony, it is difficult to say whether it will ever become a reality.

Vaio Zoom

Vaio Zoom

The 8th place: Fujitsu Fab PC laptop with a display of electronic paper (e-ink) and with tissue covering. Both factors make it particularly flexible and light. The forms and the way it opens look like an office folder.

Fujitsu Fab PC
Fujitsu Fab PC

The 9th place: This thin and extra light laptop is a concept of a designer Anna Lopez which was specially designed for those who travel a lot, working in the road. It is designed to work directly in the car: this laptop can be attached directly to the rudder.

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The 10-th place: Intel with Ziba Design presented new concept model Intel Mobile Metro Notebook. The width of it is 17.7 mm and it weighs only 1 kg. The laptop will possess rather large external display made of electronic paper (e-ink).

Intel Mobile Metro Notebook

Intel Mobile Metro Notebook

  1. Sean McCausey Said,

    #5 and 10 are so cool/futuristic looking. I wonder when they will announce a shipping date and a price.They will probably cost no less then a arm and a leg.

  2. Francesco Ferotti Said,

    informazione completo, grazie

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