In honor of the last day of CEATEC 2009, the cutting-edge consumer electronics show hosted in Japan, they've put together their favorite "future phones" from the event, an annual hotbed of ideas and innovation.
These phones take mobile communication to a whole new level: imagine a world where phones are made of recycled wood, receivers can channel sound through bone, and mobiles get charged with
methanol. It's all here.
These phones take mobile communication to a whole new level: imagine a world where phones are made of recycled wood, receivers can channel sound through bone, and mobiles get charged with
methanol. It's all here. Engadget reports: "The clear pebble mock-up (shown above) was easily the crown jewel (in our mind, anyway), with a small black blob able to morph into different screens (media panels, a keypad, web browser, etc.) depending on which corner you drag said blob into." Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/10/future-phones-japans-hott_n_316352.html?slidenumber=2#slide_image
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