Handphone is slightly ridiculous

Posted in Concepts by Conner Flynn on May 11th, 2008

Handphone is slightly ridiculous
Remember when you were a kid and you played with fake phones? Or maybe you played with an imaginary phone, holding two fingers to the side of your head. I have news for you, you didn’t look as ridiculous as this guy.

The Handphone concept makes you look like a borg taking a business call. It sits on your hand, with a few wires and fingers leads, and turns your fingers into a portable cellphone device. You navigate and control the phone using natural gestures and voice commands. For Borg technology, the LCD on this thing is pretty lacking. No wonder Picard kicked their butts.

“I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile. Hold on a second while I take this call.”

[Biodomotica] VIA [Gizmowatch]

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4 Comments to “Handphone is slightly ridiculous”
  1. asdasd Says:

    this is a FREAKING UGLY PHONE!

  2. Rainbow Says:

    its fake. made with photoshop. the phone and the wires have no shadow….

  3. K.Clarkson Says:

    they should take it and put it into a single thing you can just hold up to your head. then make it so there are no wires on it. and then add a texting feature with a keypad/keyboard. now that would be a sweet piece of technology…

  4. adsra Says:

    fake the phone looks like its over the pic not in it wires got no shadows and the lcd looks totally fake

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