Cellphone Inspired By Chinese Scrolls
As flexible displays come to market, designers are asked how they can design products that utilize the technology while remaining meaningful. Yun Liang’s scroll cellphone takes its inspiration from how traditional Chinese paintings are unfurled.
When not in use, the display neatly rolls into the tube. All numeric key functions remain tactile running along the side of the scroll as opposed to touchscreen. This makes it possible to use without having to unroll the screen. You would only do so when accessing media and data.
Designer: Yun Liang

















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mes says
hola,quisiera saber si alguien puede decirme donde se comercializa este movil y q precio tiene,gracias
Andrew says
I’m not entirely sure if I know what you are saying, but—–pienso que este telefono no estA cierto. Pienso que lo es un producto que estA planeando por Yun Liang y hay sOlo un posibilidad que lo haceria y venderia.
te envio una carta electronico si tienes preguntas mAs.
james xiong says
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
T.M says
ITS the modern day ninja phone this would go handy with a ninja outfit good design as well
waleed says
تصميم جدا رائع
وياليت يوصل عندنا فى السعوديه بسرعه
ravi parekh says
Is this phone is available in market?
if yes
it is available in India..?
Teensy says
I think this is my favorite design I’ve seen yet. VERY cool. Especially the fact that you don’t always have to roll it out to use it. The only thing I might add to it would be a supplemental LCD screen on the outside to display things like caller ID, battery strength, and incoming SMS messages. I’d definitely carry a phone like this.
Thera says
That looks like a “global” from Earth Final Conflict in less cool :/
Golan says
But, did we take into account that fact that most people use there stored numbers, rather then dial them.
Golan
Pindir says
Does anybody know where we can purchase or corporation web site?
xXblahXx says
wouldn’t typing be cumbersome, as i see the keys are on a rounded surface
Ali says
I think the touch-keypad should roll out with the screen.
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