The Feno is a folding notebook. Typically we expect a hinge between the display and keyboard, but the Feno has an additional hinge within the display! This not only makes the size more compact but also explores future use of flexible OLED screens. The pièce de résistance is the pop-out mouse! Just pop it out and you are good to go! Brilliant!
Designer: Niels van Hoof
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cool design, very minimal however in the other images the cd drive disappears and the fold would make some sort of crease in he screen
cool design, very minimal however in the other images the cd drive disappears and the fold would make some sort of crease in he screen
Problems:
1. Laptops need a trackpad or nub because there is not always a flat surface for a mouse.
2. This would wear out the screen very fast.
3. There's no place to rest your palms while typing.
4. It would be top heavy and fall backwards because there isn't as much weight or surface area in the bottom part as normal laptops.
I like the compact size but it seems to sacrifice too much to be workable.
Problems:
1. Laptops need a trackpad or nub because there is not always a flat surface for a mouse.
2. This would wear out the screen very fast.
3. There's no place to rest your palms while typing.
4. It would be top heavy and fall backwards because there isn't as much weight or surface area in the bottom part as normal laptops.
I like the compact size but it seems to sacrifice too much to be workable.
you avoided the use of capital letters when you started a sentence and didn't use puncuation isn't?
I was joking, that's all, stop being so uptight.
you avoided the use of capital letters when you started a sentence and didn't use puncuation isn't?
I was joking, that's all, stop being so uptight.
Typically we expect a hinge between the display and keyboard, but the Feno has an additional hinge within the display! This not only makes the size more compact but also explores Seat Altea future use of flexible OLED screens. The pièce de résistance is the pop-out Seat Exeo ST mouse! Just pop it out and you are good to go! Brilliant!
Typically we expect a hinge between the display and keyboard, but the Feno has an additional hinge within the display! This not only makes the size more compact but also explores Seat Altea future use of flexible OLED screens. The pice de rsistance is the pop-out Seat Exeo ST mouse! Just pop it out and you are good to go! Brilliant!
Visually looks OK. If the screen is solid, definitely will have a crease. A flexible membrane might do the trick!
we are doing Emirates Inflight magazine. we trying to crate a story about Foldable Notebook in the magazine. so we need pictures and product description. it would be very helpful if you can send it to my email Id.
thank you
Maybe on his website? http://www.nielsvanhoof.com
Hi I’m Martin I follow your website in a while a really good job thanks.
not a cd . . . rather, a five-layer odvd . . . allows for fifth-dimensional string-level displacements.
How much will this cost me??
Windows anything beats Mac OS X, Apple computers are shit and extremely overpriced.
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