Tiny Switchblade Phone
13 December 2006 by axxxr Here is a Phone design thats very different from the rest,its very small and has no flash features to boast about.
There's no email, no Web browsing, no garage door opener nothing but the necessary voice in and-out functions and four simple keys, each of which lets you enter three numbers.Rock the key to the left and you've entered one number, push it downward, there's another and rock that key to the right,and you've entered another,it has a spring-loaded see through display for caller ID info,and the interesting thing its only 3.14-inches in size so i have to admit i really like this. source:gizmodo productdesignforums
Comments On 20 Dec 11:04 Damas79 wrote It is only a concept. Created in October this year by an amateur designer who was fed up with the functions on his phone. Quite a lot of the features are not fully developed and as far as I'm aware no backer has yet been found. Please see www.productdesignforums.com/index.php?showtopic=4453 for more details form the creator. On 16 Dec 23:04 IAN wrote Dude this phone is for people who wnt just a simple and small phone. People who doesnt know how to send and sms. People who would rather carry a phonebook (a real) than trouble themselves using the mobile's. On 16 Dec 12:08 AamirAli6191919 wrote Well....at first glance i thought esato posted some vegetable -related news that perhaps its a new knife that u can use to cut veges! On 15 Dec 23:26 Mischamam wrote What kind of features do you need? Sheesh! My thoughts.. I suppose it's meant to be marketed toward intelligent, non-pretentious types who happen not to use SMS and can remember their friends' phone numbers.... Hmm... For people who have very many contacts, this phone wouldn't be for them, since it's a pain to memorize (let's say...) seventy plus phone numbers. Not everybody needs all those other things, though. But, when I look at it, the smallness makes you think someone would need it who travelled a lot, which would probably be the type to have very many contacts, and so need some text program so that they could at least know who was calling (since I assume the fast-paced traveller who needs a travel-friendly tiny phone would be a sort of buisness person model who has more contacts than takes breaths in a day). Wow. People. Can't you type? Give me a break. On 15 Dec 13:26 Anzell wrote i better buy a gillette than this stupid cellphone. nice idea, so smart, very very smart, but SO IDIOT!!!!!! On 15 Dec 12:37 bob wrote u cant do anything with dis but just to call. pls who made this pho.... sorry THING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!You no speaka da inglish. On 15 Dec 12:00 Theguru wrote Can you shave with it? On 15 Dec 10:35 UI wrote interface looks terribly difficult to use! the user will get carpen tunnel syndrome after first 50 phone calls....small is not always good :( On 15 Dec 03:53 sensibleone wrote Maybe it could be called a prototype phone then. On 15 Dec 01:10 AmitPandey wrote well it should not be called a phone, basically its a prototype. No features...Nothing... But good idea and design. well in future maybe i'll think it to buy with fully packed features. On 14 Dec 17:18 Johnny wrote SMS? you don't. and caller ID? you see the number. that's caller ID. this phone has one advantage: it's tiny. On 14 Dec 16:51 asoj wrote u cant do anything with dis but just to call. pls who made this pho.... sorry THING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On 14 Dec 16:09 bard wrote Bet you wouldnt be able to get it through airport security On 14 Dec 15:38 QuickShare wrote hmm.. guys, wake up! :D On 14 Dec 11:56 tiny wrote looks a bit tricky to use doesn't it? On 14 Dec 00:44 mcrosser wrote how are you supposed to enter text so as to add a contact?? (for caller ID) On 14 Dec 00:27 dayz wrote cool! but i bet that is made from photoshop and how to we sms here? |
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