X Box Dream Console Of the Future Concept

Joseph Dumary from Carrieres-Sous-Poissy in France has launched a project called ‘Xbox Dream for 2012?. This concept Xbox has been designed for the year 2012, and aims to make the console a wireless and clutterless gaming device. It comes with DP connect that allows you to connect your TV or computer screens to the console system without any cable. This means, you could bid goodbye to VGA, AV or even HDMI slots.

Because the Xbox Prestige is a concept, Dumary has creative freedom to go as crazy as he wants with the hardware. In a box smaller than the Xbox 360 S, the Prestige is a design that kills the optical disc and goes all digital. Games, videos and multimedia would be stored either in the Xbox cloud or on its 2TB hard drive. If the Xbox Prestige was real, it would have an eight-core processor, 3D, 4K2K resolution support, GPS and multiTV (DPConnect) support. We’re going to presume it would have the best and fastest graphics card on the planet, too.

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Apple iPhone Gaming Extension Concept | Gaming Pod

iPhone has become the most popular game device, while it’s still a little too hard to control the game on it’s 3.5 inch cold screen, if this design can be for real, that would be the iPhone gamer’s life saver. 

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Glass Mobile Concept Phone

As the market of mobile phone is expanding at large pace every day we will be able to see latest mobile phones are coming to the market with different qualities, features and specification. To be different from earlier models all latest mobile phones have some new and unique features which makes them different from others.

Some latest mobile phones are concentrating on camera than some concentrate on other multimedia option but this new mobile phone as Glass Mobile phone is concentrating on weather conditions. If you want to know the weather of your city than this new mobile phone have unique feature to display the weather on it own screen.

If this will be sunny day than this glass mobile phone will display as clear screen, if its rainy than screen will change into drops format and if its snow that this phone will have fog kind of look.

If you want to activate hand writing option in this glass mobile phone than simply blow your breath and mode of this latest mobile phone will shift to hand writing mode.

Although this is still a concept phone but you never know when a concept phone can turned into reality or latest mobile phones.

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iPhone 5 PRO Concept Phone

iPhone 5 PRO Concept Phone: Although a lot of great concept products are thrown out by very talented designers on a regular basis, every now and then, we feature one that really rocks our socks, leaving us drooling and pining at the very same moment.

Well today, folks, we have a little treat in store. Remember when Steve Jobs proclaimed he had “cracked” the photography market? Well, designer Choi Jinyoung has taken that idea into consideration, and in turn created a fantastic concept product that would leave even the most upmarket models from Canon and Nikon quaking on their tripods.

This an interesting looking concept, but keep in mind that it is nothing more than just a theory of what a 4.5-inch device with a professional camera design might look like. Beyond rumor, we have no real evidence that Apple is playing a larger display iPhone. I strongly question the idea of Apple further fragmenting the iPhone line with multiple models at once. This just doesn’t sound like an Apple move, but I could certainly be wrong. Also, I’m sorry to say it, but that huge lenses just seems to look a bit awkward and weighty.

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Samsung B&O Concept Phone

Samsung B&O Concept Phone:

If you’re going to throw another smartphone into the saturated market, you had better come with something different and that’s why I like this concept Samsung B&O phone. Inspired by Bang & Olufsen , it’s a mix between the current Samsung Galaxy lineup with B&O’s traditional slant on masculine industrial engineering. I think the final form works. It’s thin and sleek, yet manages to slightly deviate from the “me too” crowd. LOVE the dock which transforms it into a banging B&O speaker. One can hope.

Designer: Antoine Brieux of NAK Studio

This model is nicknamed BoPhone M and it comes with a 1.5GHz dual core CPU, HSPA+ connectivity and a 4.3 inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display. The handset measures 9.48 mm in thickness and comes with 64 GB of internal memory. At the back there’s an 8 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, plus a 2 megapixel camera upfront. As far as connectivity goes, you also get Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi a/b/g/n and USB 2.0. Android 2.3 is the OS of choice and there’s even a nifty accessory for this Samsung concept phone: an enhanced B&O dock that gets the top of the top acoustical technology and “big sound from small speakers”. I must also notice the curved design of the Bang & Olufsen concept phone and the teardrop shape that it uses. Beat this iPhone 5!

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iPod Nano Touch Extended and Smarter Concept

Sometimes design concepts are incredible and are as great, if not better, than the actual device released. The iPod Nano Touch concept below is not one of those times. The iPod Nano Touch features WiFi, a front facing camera for Facetime calls, weather status, ability to record Nike+ exercise results, and apps like time, music, radio, images and podcasts.

Coming by way of designer Enrico Penello, the concept device naturally comes with a touchscreen display. The UI appears to be somewhat similar to the current clippy and touchy iPod nano, but the shape has been extended into a longer stick, not unlike the shape we used to have with the old iPod shuffle. The concept is smarter, though, coming with Wi-Fi, a FaceTime-ready front-facing camera, and a new weather app. Yes, Nike+ support is there too.

With the longer body shape comes a longer clip on the back. Rounding out the specs are the trusted home button and a couple of volume buttons, as well as the power button on top. I’m not sure I like the idea of the extended clip, but I think I can get into the extended touchscreen interface and Wi-Fi capabilities. This is totally an unofficial concept, though, so who knows if Cupertino is paying attention?

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