"What You See Is What You Get" Concept Phone
7 April 2007 by axxxr "What You See Is What You Get" is a Mobile phone featuring a clear upper section as a photo viewfinder. Pei-Hua Huang is an Industrial Design grad of NC State University. "What You See Is What You Get" is Huang's latest concept project. The purpose of this project is to look for farther possibilities of future cell phones. With the 50mm equivalent camera module, this cell phone no long depends on the screen while taking pictures. By using the transparent frame as viewfinder, "What You See Is What You Get." source:yankodesign  
Comments On 13 Apr 11:59 Aamir00923336191919 wrote Simply CRYSTAL CLEAR! On 13 Apr 00:33 sjadfaskfjiw wrote this phone is sony new concept....SONYERICSSON is goin good are better bravia, cibershot, and new walkman phones like w880 are best in all in pictures, musica and 3g good disigns On 11 Apr 15:51 oliblurr wrote transparent screen as viewfinder huh? how far should the fone be from the face? if the camera is nearer to the face you will see larger objects and if farther away you will capture smaller objects?? a good example is making a square shape out of your 2 hands and if you look nearer to the hole you see more objects thus "zoom out" if you look farther from the square you see less objects thus "zoom in"? how does the fone know your head's position? On 10 Apr 17:54 Shan wrote Nice website On 10 Apr 04:05 rawknee wrote There's a design flaw, I think... What if you want to apply lighting adjustments to the picture to be taken? Can you still see it with that viewfinder? On 9 Apr 05:30 maczzz wrote ohh.. such a great concept.... but its not that practical... =( On 9 Apr 00:32 rrronson wrote GREAT steel frame wont break..and flexible displays also already exist..which wont break, too this f****** piece of s***........ On 9 Apr 00:06 ZeeGerman wrote Beeing one of the first to buy this phone: 200 - 400€ Breaking the phone into small, worthless pieces the first time you're sitting down (cos you'd be wearing it in your back pocket): Pricless!! ..but don't get me wrong...its a nice concept ;) On 8 Apr 21:33 jaskarandeepsinghmom wrote i wanna be the first ne to hav such fon On 8 Apr 12:15 93rdFish wrote Nice idea but as already said, it's just not that practical. On 7 Apr 22:44 docdibble wrote Think how easily it would break. On 7 Apr 20:26 vincebio wrote this or an iPhone......mmm...dont think so somehow. great concept...should stay that way On 7 Apr 20:16 s wrote not practical,you lose half the phone,it's only a transparent thing On 7 Apr 17:58 Taikira wrote Very very nice idea, I'm sure it would be a best seller if it ever comes true one day! |
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