I am going to ignore the fact that this sexy looking, clear polycarbonate laptop is inspired by light. I am also going to forget that it features a transparent touch-keyboard. I’m only fixated on the Double Solar Panels (one on top and the other under the keypad) and the possibility of having a laptop that needs NO WIRES! Yes, even for charging it! Someone, anyone Fujitsu…please make the Luce!
Designer: Andrea Ponti
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Functionally, the design is poor. Aesthetically, it's strikingly beautiful!
Functionally, the design is poor. Aesthetically, it's strikingly beautiful!
Sadly, those solar panels will create but a small fraction of what a laptop needs.
I think they probably thought of that…
Sadly, those solar panels will create but a small fraction of what a laptop needs.
I think they probably thought of that…
I am not sure these are all the Imagination or Reality
All design are looking beyond the imagination!!!
How long can the notebook use with the solar panel? How many hours can the notebook sustain?
I like keyboards with keys that depress, flat keyboards do not provide the same experience. However this laptop is gorgeous.
So if say the screen breaks?
This is common to nearly every design on this site: beautiful, but unworkable. Basically art projects, not engineered products.