The prime plan of the designer is to make the smallest PC ever made with all the necessary features in a normal desktop like classic keyboard, mouse, DVD recorder, large screen etc.
Another notable feature is the spherical design with a diameter of
160mm - this sphere design gives this innovative product a futuristic
alien look.
The product is designed for mainly two groups of people - Teenagers and Business People. This gadget can be the ultimate multimedia center in every home (you can listen to your favorite music, you can watch movies on a big screen, surf on the internet etc.) and a great companion to every businessman (it doesn’t take much space on the ¬¬¬desk, it can be carried everywhere, it can be used for business presentations etc).
Hardware Specs : Micro processor (dual core 2), Mini hard drive (250-500GB), 2GB ram, Graphic card, sound card, 2 X 50W speakers, HD DVD recorder, Wireless optical mouse (attached on the sphere), Laser keyboard, LAN card, WLAN card, Modem, Web cam, Battery and Integrated LCD projector.
If there is any chance of this product coming into mass production,
you will find them in markets like USA, European Union, Japan etc.
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This story was posted by Tomy John - who has 86 articles published on FutureNerd. He was the first and original writer for FutureNerd.
The product is designed for mainly two groups of people - Teenagers and Business People. This gadget can be the ultimate multimedia center in every home (you can listen to your favorite music, you can watch movies on a big screen, surf on the internet etc.) and a great companion to every businessman (it doesn’t take much space on the ¬¬¬desk, it can be carried everywhere, it can be used for business presentations etc).
Hardware Specs : Micro processor (dual core 2), Mini hard drive (250-500GB), 2GB ram, Graphic card, sound card, 2 X 50W speakers, HD DVD recorder, Wireless optical mouse (attached on the sphere), Laser keyboard, LAN card, WLAN card, Modem, Web cam, Battery and Integrated LCD projector.
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NexGenDesign
This story was posted by Tomy John - who has 86 articles published on FutureNerd. He was the first and original writer for FutureNerd.
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