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The Computer Phone Is Here
What I like about the TPM VIPNI Concept P.C.P. Professional Computer
Phone is that the concept is not ‘inspired’ by any existing design.
Moreover it features components and aspects that are envisioned with
existing and available technologies. Essentially this means you can
build this powerhouse of a Pocket Computer Phone, right away!
Designer Imran Sheikh has a clever twist to the name VIPNI; turn it 180-degrees to find it spelling "INdIA”! Very clever!
Detailed Features are here:
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NOKIA N9 S Tablet is a Concept
Imagining the Next Step in Evolution of Nokia’s MeeGo Phone N9, if
it would have made it up to Tablet Market(which i feel would have been a
Super-Success)
NOKIA N9 S Tablet Concept
Nokia N9-S tablet features MeeGo OS 1.2 Harmattan, a 1080p screen
(Super AMOLED Capacitive Clear Black Display), 16/32/64/128 GB of
storage and 2 GB of RAM. There’s a 16 megapixel
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All new Sony Xperia X Concept mobile phone only design
After ages we get to set our eyes on a Sony concept! Looks like there
still some fans out there! What we have today is the Sony Xperia X
Concept. It is a high-end phone inspired by the first generation S
tablet. The curved shape at the top and supporting internal curves on
the sides offer a better grip. The back has a flipstand that opens and
supports the phone, especially when you need to navigate the smartphone
vertically or viewa panoramic videos.
Features include a screen of 4.6″, mini-HDMI connector, SIM slot,
microSD slot, back and front cameras. The Xperia lo
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Panasonic has today announced a new version of its Toughbook SX2,
which has now been slimmed down but is still hard enough to withstand
knocks and bumps.
Panasonic have equipped their new SX2 Toughbook with an Intel Core
i5-3320M vPro processor 3MB cache, up to 3.3GHz with Intel Turbo Boost
Technology, together with a 12.1 inch LED backlit screen encased in a magnesium alloy body.
The new Panasonic Toughbook SX2 has also been equipped with a high-powered batter
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