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Mobile Script Phone Needs No Stinkin’ Batteries
Yay! It’s been awhile since we’ve posted a mobile phone concept that promises to do everything under the sun in the thinnest form factor. I was getting withdrawal symptoms. The Mobile Script phone explores what functions any contemporary mobile device should have; internet access, documents on the go, games, communication, and mobility.
It has 2 touch screens, one in a traditional candy bar style format, the other a flexible OLED that stiffens with a low voltage charge when you unfurl it. This layout enables maximum real estate when watching movies or editing documents when you need it.
Okay if that wasn’t enough, there’s more futurist fantasms. You don’t need to charge it, yes you heard right. The case is covered in a photo sensitive nano material that converts sun light into energy. Oh my!
You know what? I like it.
Designer: Aleksandr Mukomelov
26 Comments »
M.S.W. says
Perhaps the designer could incorporate an emergency power back up using the “Shake Magnetic” induction method. (Like the ones used in those shake flash lights/torch.)
I like the fact when it’s completely off it looks alot like an ice cream sandwich. Mmmm
Jake Hollands says
Isn’t that just a back view? ;].
cerberus says
Solar powered phone…. don’t phones spend most of their life in your pocket? I guess we will have to go back to wearing them on our belts “90’s style”
ryan says
solar powered phone…. will too much sun ray fried the electronic inside ??
Carl says
nano material lol
so you have to leave this in the sun. like out on display in your car or on a table in a cafe. hmmmm
Confucius says
Can I have Natali’s number?
Lamah says
Jesus, how tall is that thing? It looks like a TV remote. Not exactly a pocketable form-factor.
Jeremiah says
Well obviosly it’s gonna be so expensive that they expect you to have deep pockets
LOL
On a serious note though, I like it
daniel says
where and when can i buy this
nicole says
dude what if i lived somewhere gloomy and all and theere was no sun?
hah.
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