Archive for 27 Apr 2013
Motorola Nexus X Phone Mockup in Bob Freking’s Vision (Video)
The clock is ticking and we’re getting closer to Google I/O 2013 and
probably the next Nexus handset. Bob Freking proposes a fresh concept,
the Motorola X Phone, that’s shown below and has specs
close to the leaked/real ones.
This reminds me a lot of an older Nokia concept and I find it
interesting that the entire smartphone seems embedded into a big slab of
metal. The device features a 1.8 GHz quad core CPU, most likely a
Snapdragon 800, 4 GB of RAM and a huge 5000 mAh battery, although
something like 4000 mAh or 3500 mAh sounds more realistic.
The case of the Motorola Nexus X Phone is made of scratchproof stainless steel and at the back we’ve got a 9 megapixel camera with 18-55 mm lens. Upfront there’s a 5 inch 1080p Super AMOLED display and pricing for this model starts at $299 in the 8 GB version, according to Bob Freking. Would you buy this 2013 Nexus?
[Thanks Bob Freking]
The case of the Motorola Nexus X Phone is made of scratchproof stainless steel and at the back we’ve got a 9 megapixel camera with 18-55 mm lens. Upfront there’s a 5 inch 1080p Super AMOLED display and pricing for this model starts at $299 in the 8 GB version, according to Bob Freking. Would you buy this 2013 Nexus?
Tag :
elektronik
RPhone Design Adopts an Original Format, May Bring Back Pagers
Denny
Rayell came up with a very original Windows Phone design, that looks
more like an evolved pager than a smartphone. The result is the R Phone
concept, where the “R” may as well stand for Rihanna, since she’s
present on the screen.
As you can see, the screen is focused on a landscape orientation and
the device has a very small width. I’m not sure if you can also view the
Windows Phone tiles in a vertical way, but it doesn’t appear that way.
The Windows, Call and Search buttons are present at the bottom of the
device, or better said to the side and it’s interesting to see them,
since one of them should have been a Back button.
I can envision young people wearing this device on their belts, or hanging from their schoolbags, through an extra resilient magnesium case. Nokia would probably make it and market it toward the youngsters. Is there room on the market for a modern Windows Phone pager?
[via Denny Rayell]
I can envision young people wearing this device on their belts, or hanging from their schoolbags, through an extra resilient magnesium case. Nokia would probably make it and market it toward the youngsters. Is there room on the market for a modern Windows Phone pager?
Tag :
elektronik
