Ten Apple Concepts
Ten Creative Apple Concepts
I came across these ideas, and though I’m not an advocate for Apple products, I still support the advancement of technology and its meshing with creative thinkers and their ideas. These are pretty neat concepts:
LMac Touch:
Ergonomic, adjustable, and touch screen, the LMac Touch is more an accentuation of what Apple seems to already be striding to achieve.
iRing: The iRing syncs with an iPod via Bluetooth allowing for complete control. Equipped with OLED technology.
iLight: Basically a flashlight…Seems like a Brookstone product with an Apple symbol slapped on but, nevertheless, an idea.
Sony Apple Remote: Maybe its a spoof on Apple courtesy of Sony. But the mere fact that Sony achieves Apple-ish aesthetic quality AND creates an Apple form, I can only imagine, Apple was on Sony’s mind. Don’t expect to see either company institute a firm handshake to one another anytime soon.
iView: I featured this concept a while back, and I’m still attracted to it. Still my favorite Apple concept yet.
iShow: This is a portable projector intended to be compatible with all Apple products. Small in size, and simple to use, this would surely be a feasable product for Apple to create…but Apple doesn’t listen to us.
iSpine: The perfect laptop? This design, just based on its possible physical distortions seems to be a little ways off in the future, but still a really neat idea for the personal notebook computer.
Apple Mac Folder: I also featured this concept, not too long ago. A uber MacBook with an awesome UI, similar to The Onion’s Apple Wheel, or just an iPod. Not as innovative as the iSpine, but definitely more achievable currently.
iSphere: Now…I really love this design. Here’s why: It’s bulky, gaudy, and kitsch – three things Jobs’ design teams don’t believe in. Yet here I sit just as attracted to this piece as I am to anything Apple has produced. This is probably the least likely to ever actually be created. However it has inspired a concept idea for myself that I think I may start sketching and rendering…
iWish: The name says it all. If the PSP married the iPhone, the first born would turn out to be the iWish. Unfortunately the chances of a match like this happening is slim to none, but if it ever did, it just may turn out to be the mother of all gadgets for a good number of years.
