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Smart Plus – Not As Confusing As A Tech Movie
The working mechanics of tech gadgets in futuristic movies can really stump me at times, so for my sake, I’m going to try and keep this as simple as I can. The Smart Plus is a combination of a laptop case, projector keyboard and a Smartphone. There is no screen or a dedicated hardrive involved in the setup; the Smartphone itself is the “brains” in this combo. The inside of the case doubles up as a screen and the projector beams images to it or any other surface you desire. All of it together can be used as a laptop, gaming console or a phone.
The phone splits up into two where the bottom half is gaming controls and top touchscreen half, docks with the projector board. The idea for this new system is to do away with unnecessary electronic clutter and use the bare minimum. If nothing else, you can save up on individual internet options for your various devices and use only one for the Smart Plus.
Designer: Eunggyu Lee
19 Comments »
Georgia Drivers Ed says
great thought and very interesting while observing
Georgia Drivers Ed says
great thought and very interesting while observing
Copyright! says
Nothing really new in this concept, just a copy of the japanese cellphone called "separate Keitai" from Fujitsu for DoCoMo.
The concept was presented in 2008 and released last spring…Nice rendering though.
For the lazy ones here is one link where you can see the real phone: http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/16/view/8166...
Cheers !
CodY says
I think that the phone should become the trackpad (positioned where trackpads normally go) so that it is closer to the keyboard and is more protected that dangling wildly out the side. I think it’s a good idea.
Is is just me, or does that look like an iPhone?
Copyright! says
Nothing really new in this concept, just a copy of the japanese cellphone called “separate Keitai” from Fujitsu for DoCoMo.
The concept was presented in 2008 and released last spring…Nice rendering though.
For the lazy ones here is one link where you can see the real phone: http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/16/view/8166...
Cheers !
Daniel Rob says
Needless to say, that the result is truly amazing!
Daniel Rob says
Needless to say, that the result is truly amazing!
Livi says
Oh WOW Q! This is really impresssiveee…congrats
Livi says
Oh WOW Q! This is really impresssiveee…congrats
Stevene says
How much and where can I get one?
Stevene says
How much and where can I get one?
someguy says
A company called Always Innovating is doing something pretty similar with their "Smartbook"
someguy says
A company called Always Innovating is doing something pretty similar with their “Smartbook”
fajas colombianas says
A very impressive innovation for modern smartbooks.
fajas colombianas says
A very impressive innovation for modern smartbooks.
Patrick Weddell says
I see a big problem: glare. The pico projector that would be integrated into the keyboard unit would not have enough luminosity to be used anywhere with moderately bright lighting. Although, I admit that it would be really cool device if that problem is overcome.
Patrick Weddell says
I see a big problem: glare. The pico projector that would be integrated into the keyboard unit would not have enough luminosity to be used anywhere with moderately bright lighting. Although, I admit that it would be really cool device if that problem is overcome.
Woody says
It still seems just as bulky as a laptop without the power and I’m pretty sure they have got smart phones out that have the projector making the keyboard attachment obsolete.
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