sickest cell phone ever

if this ever comes out its gonna be awesome

Sick! I hope I will have enough money to buy it when it comes out

ok that looked pretty cool

that seems somewhat impossible at the time

On September 24 2010 04:33 moneypoker wrote: Sick! I hope I will have enough money to buy it when it comes out

If it comes out. The phone is a concept right now.

Looks badass but fuck my ears. Terrible music -___-

2018 looks soooo cool

i was like eh looks alright until they used it as a projector

ya projector idea looks like a huge pain in the ass

they should have spent more time on the name

if it's concepts for imaginary cellphones we're talking about where viability from an engineering standpoint is fine to ignore then how is that even close to the 'sickest cellphone ever'? it cant even fold out into a helicopter or let the user perform time travel, i mean come on

On September 24 2010 09:57 byrnesam wrote: they should have spent more time on the name

Most of those Georges are at the tail end of a 18 hour session. They can't see straight. Come on

On September 24 2010 08:54 ggplz wrote: ya projector idea looks like a huge pain in the ass

thats like, the best part

the beauty here is this is all entirely possible today. Handheld projectors actually work well, as do projected keyboards with IR tracking. This thing could actually work and work well. I think the name and form factor are also pretty damn slick, good job mozilla. This is innovation at its finest. Here's hoping it actually leaves the paper.

what no way.. link me to a handheld product thats currently on the market today that has a projected keyboard with IR tracking that works well. if it exists i'd be very interested in being made aware of it.

Nice concept imo.

Ket, there probably arent those products yet, but the technologies exist and have been introduced, so its hopefully just a matter of time till engineers will be able to put it all into a small handheld device like this one.

Here is an actual device that can project a keyboard for example: http://www.thinkgeek.com/interests/techies/8193/

At a low price of 2.5 million per unit.

my phone folds into a helicopter but it doesn't have time travel.

On September 24 2010 15:09 byrnesam wrote: my phone folds into a helicopter but it doesn't have time travel.

You need time travel on your phone dude, or i cant tell people i know you.

On September 24 2010 15:08 mrpav.com wrote: At a low price of 2.5 million per unit.

1 million on second week, 200k after 1 month, 1k after 3 months, 100$ in 6 months

On September 25 2010 01:50 player999 wrote: Show nested quote + On September 24 2010 15:08 mrpav.com wrote: At a low price of 2.5 million per unit. 1 million on second week, 200k after 1 month, 1k after 3 months, 100$ in 6 months

im gonna buy a bunch after 6 months for $100

then use the time travel function to go back to the launch and sell them all off - ill be rich!

do you guys think phones will eventually replace computers completely? Like the phone becomes so powerful/advanced that in addition to normal phone shit, you can just plug a keyboard/monitor/mouse into it and treat it exactly like a computer, or plug into the back of a tablet device to act a laptop (since a laptop of today would still have the advantage of a full keyboard and a larger screen versus using the future phone's small screen + keyboard as a laptop, however something ipad-ish that you slide your phone into would be better than a laptop in all ways). Do you guys think this sort of ultimate media device will emerge in the foreseeable future at a practical cost to completely eliminate the desktop/laptop as we know it?

Elite00 what you're saying can be done today but no one does it because it's retarded.



edit: definitions.

win :D

lol wow looks sick

This is going to be ages. Nobody uses the IR keyboard that's already out for a reason: there's no tactical feedback so the thing will always feel lossy.
Also: how do they do wireless charging? That's going to be hugely inefficient, if at all practical.

Elite: I'd like my cellphone to contain all my HD(s) and online profile, so I can dock it into a local computer. You can then use software based on subscriptions that are connected to your profile (so you pay a small amount for every hour you photoshop). Program data is all sent through Highband internet, Local stations do not have a HD, but they have a cpu, ram, graphics card an interface (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speech). Basically all the stuff you don't want to carry around.

On September 25 2010 05:37 byrnesam wrote: Show nested quote + On September 25 2010 01:50 player999 wrote:   On September 24 2010 15:08 mrpav.com wrote: At a low price of 2.5 million per unit. 1 million on second week, 200k after 1 month, 1k after 3 months, 100$ in 6 months im gonna buy a bunch after 6 months for $100 then use the time travel function to go back to the launch and sell them all off - ill be rich!

selfish bastard, go kill hitler first