With all the new iPhones and Android-powered handsets hitting the market, the idea of concept phones have somewhat diminished. Thankfully, designers are still cranking out some amazingly creative concepts. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for a few videos.
Cars like the Toyota FT-HS (above) are what some fans dream of, but unfortunately, most don’t make it past the concept design stage. However, it’s never wrong for a car fan to dream. Click here to see thirty futuristic car concepts. Continue reading for a video of the Bertone Mantide and BMW Mille Miglia Coupe.
If Mozilla released a Firefox phone, the Seabird is what it might look like. Featuring a built-in Pico Projector, 8.0-megapixel camera, wireless charging, and Google’s Android OS. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
First out, the Seabird imagines how a multiple use dongle might augment the crowded gestural interface with greater precision and direct manipulation of content in 3D space.
The beautiful, Batman Tumbler-inspired Peugeot EX1 electric sports car has been unveiled, and ahead of the Paris Motor Show to boot. Its engine’s “340 horsepower is channeled from a pair of electric motors to all four wheels, mounted at the rear as if on a trike, but with enough track to maintain the stability of a conventional car.” Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
The pure styling of this two-seater roadster is in keeping with its mechanical design, like a kind of “exoskeleton” highlighting the light-weight nature that guided the vehicle’s creation.
[via Autoblog]
While not as cool as these homemade motorcycles, all twelve futuristic concepts shown in this gallery might become a reality sooner than later, especially with the technology available today. First up, the “Machine Fly”, a flying motorcycle concept that could possibly use a mini jet engine for its propulsion system. Click here to see twelve more.
[via Walyou]
Time is money, at least for some, so it would make sense to create a dock that fits right underneath an iMac, and can charge up to three devices at once. This means your iPad, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle are game. Continue reading for one more picture.
The concept is designed with solely Apple products in mind – I’m sure those of you with Android devices might appreciate a similar setup.
[via YankoDesign – Gizmodo]
You won’t have to head to a local car show to see futuristic concept cars anymore, just go online. Above, we have the Audi Shark, which looks to double as a hovercraft. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for a video of the Citroen GT in-action.
Camera phones may soon replace the point-and-shoot, but with some innovation, digital cameras will continue to thrive. Here are twelve futuristic digital camera concepts that were concocted by geeks like yourselves. Click here for first picture in gallery. Continue reading for a short video of the Nikon Coolpix eXtreme (above).
Sure, there are plenty of laptops out there to choose from, but sometimes, you have to think outside the box for a design that is both futuristic and somewhat functional. Click here for first picture in gallery. Continue reading to see a few laptop concept videos.
HandyFlash couldn’t wait for the official iPhone 5 announcement, so the website created their very own concept design, which looks to be ultraslim and missing a front-facing camera (possibly). Continue reading to see another iPhone 5 concept with a built-in hologram projector.
Reminds me of that old iPod Nano I have sitting on my desk. Also, by the looks of things they’ve done away with the external ‘band’ visible on the 4th gen. No ‘antennagate’ with the next generation according to the designer.
[via IntoMobile – HandyFlash]