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Oh so tasty!
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2011-01-11
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Sure looks comfy.
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2011-01-11
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2011-01-11
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Originally Posted by n900faniam
Maybe he meant to hit 999! Quick! Try again!
888???? What is that?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab8GtuPdrUQ
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2011-01-11
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Maybe this market is just more attractive...
To add another feather to its cap, Vertu, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nokia, has entered the lucrative smart phone segment of the industry by launching the Constellation Quest recently to much pomp and grandeur in London.
Read the rest here http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/stor...sec=lifeliving
At the time of posting 1USD = 3.074MYR
To add another feather to its cap, Vertu, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nokia, has entered the lucrative smart phone segment of the industry by launching the Constellation Quest recently to much pomp and grandeur in London.
Read the rest here http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/stor...sec=lifeliving
At the time of posting 1USD = 3.074MYR
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2011-01-11
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A concept phone will never "come". By definition, a concept phone is one that is described but will never be produced:
More here.
When a company wants to capture the most creative, optimistic ideas about what it might produce in the future, it produces a concept video.
There are no pesky constraints caused by technological limitations. The producers are free to include anything they can imagine in the video. It’s a glance into a future that might be.
Then, the designers step back into reality and see if they can move in that design direction with a real, practically achievable product.
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2011-01-11
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The technology used for morph is speculated for the masses between 2012 and 2020.
With mass accessible nano-technology just around the corner I think we will begin seeing devices such as the morph in around 10-15 years.
The problem is not the technology,. it's making it affordable for the masses.
The N888 was and still is a concept, I think that's about as far as it goes or will ever go. Sad though as it is cool. I'd have one, it'd make an awesome watch!
With mass accessible nano-technology just around the corner I think we will begin seeing devices such as the morph in around 10-15 years.
The problem is not the technology,. it's making it affordable for the masses.
The N888 was and still is a concept, I think that's about as far as it goes or will ever go. Sad though as it is cool. I'd have one, it'd make an awesome watch!
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