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Designed by Eliel Cabrera, the MagicBoard is a wireless Bluetooth, Wi-Fi enabled keyboard that features gesture control and touchscreen surface. The device is totally customizable with personalized configuration options. The MagicBoard transforms smoothly from computer keys to piano keys, etc. You can also set your own shortcuts, record tracks, playback or use it for editing photos in Photoshop. Sadly, the MagicBoard is only a concept so far. Read more
Chet Rosales has creatively designed the iPad Cam-Case, which is a protective case with a webcam and a microphone. The camera itself can be rotated to capture your face when video-chatting. The camera is located in the corner, which works well for landscape or portrait viewing and the rubber-plastic case provides a better grip when handling the device. Too bad, it is only a concept at this time. Read more
Designed by Hanhsi Chen and Chiyu Chen, the Shadow Clock concept is some kind of modern sundial. The clock features a conventional halogen bulb and a quartz clock movement mechanism. It is capable of using the shadow created by its built-in halogen lamp to project a giant clock on your wall. From the light comes three different shadows: one each for hour, minute, and second hands of the clock. Read more
The i-sound Transformable Earphone comes with a cord-loop that goes around the earlobe, so you won’t have to worry about the earphone dropping out from your ear. Designed by Yong Lee and i-sound, the Transformable Earphone has won the Bronze Prize at the IDEA Design 2010. Read more
Designed by Kyung Guk Lee, the E-Rope is able to generate power to charge a pair of AA batteries in each handle. The designer says 20 minutes of jumping would fully charge all four AA batteries. Sadly, it is only a concept so far. You can watch the video after the jump to get more details. Read more
Aaron Ricica has designed the Aliph Solo Bluetooth Headset, which rests comfortably inside a cell phone and can be extended by pressing it down once there is an incoming call. You can easily place it in your ear from the phone without needing to use your hands. To turn up the volume, simply twist the bottom of the device. What’s more, you can also recharge the cell phone and the Aliph Solo at the same time using just one charger. Too bad, it is only a concept. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Designed by Dragan Trencevski, the eRoll e-book reader is contained in a tube from which the OLED paper-thin screen is pulled out from. The gadget features navigation buttons on the right side of the screen, which can be controlled using your thumb. Sadly, it is only a concept so far. [Yanko]
Hiromi Kiriki has creatively designed the Sony Nextep wearable computer concept, which is constructed out of a flexible OLED touchscreen. This wearable computer features a holographic projector (for screen), pull-out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Designer Mac Funamizu comes back with his latest creation in the form of the Hungry Batteries concept. These rechargeable batteries get slimmer and slimmer as they run out of juice. The thinner it is, the emptier the battery is. When the battery is full, it is just as straight as a normal battery. Too bad, there is no info on what kind of materials to be used for the casing. Check out more pictures after the jump to get more details. Read more
Wang Ning has designed the Takoyaki futuristic power strip concept that has a router function and once you hook in a plug, the rim around comes to life as a nice blue glow. It is also perfect for use as a nightlight. This power strip also provides several plug sockets that can be rotated 360°. [Yanko]
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