Design Concepts on TFTS - Page 5

I was just thinking about the Peugeot design concept car of 2005 when what should happen? Another strangely bubble-like concept gets delivered to my pc screen. The MoVille Tear Drop Concept Car packs a punch both in design as well as in available features.

Concept week is definitely here to stay apparently what with the new “Spark” being announced. The Spark is a UMPC and considered more portable than a laptop due to its compact design.

We’ve all heard the saying, “Driving me up the wall!” which is something your sibling or boss can do to you … but now you can literally drive up the wall by yourself! That’s right … The Air Hog Zero Gravity R/C defies all that we know from our good …

Another concept design you say? Yes. Today is all about the future and what we can hope to be seeing in the next few weeks or years. This concept is an IDSA 2008 finalist; Kuan-Sheng’s Matching Tree for libraries.

So it’s concept day at TFTS and I have another offering to titivate your eyeballs with. The OLED laptop is a concept scroll type laptop designed for Nokia by Rodrigo Mercado.

Anyone who reads my posts will know my fascination with conceptual designs and here is another that has blown my mind away. The “Rotation” bike designed by Yirong Yang is a revolutionary design we hope makes it to reality.

It’s always difficult assuming and wondering what the next future tech release will encompass but we feel that we have done just enough research to discuss the theories surrounding Microsoft’s Xbox 720.

Who thought cameras could get any more sci-fi than they already are? Well, the LUPE, designed by Seoghwan Choi, is a new concept touchscreen camera about to rock our world of flimsy misconceptions.

You may have realised by now that my tastes are somewhat varied and eccentric so it will come as no surprise as to why I have picked this next item – The Ying Yang Camera, designed by the Polish designer Kubasek Krzysztof.

It seems like every new invention gets whopped with an “I” in front of it and it’s no different with this gadget either. The iBasket Laundry Basket is a new concept in household technology that is set to change the way you view dirty laundry.

*POP* … Watch out! It’s the Champagne Cork Capsule Stool.
Pardon me?
Yes, well, let’s call it the brain-child of the US designer, James Herman, then, shall we?