The handset measures 105 x 55mm and it’s only 8mm thick, also weighing 142 grams. Its display is a 4.1 inch AMOLED screen with a 800 x 600 pixels resolution and on Pure Black’s specs list you’ll also find a 1 GHz Qualcomm processor, Windows Mobile 6.5 and 32GB of internal memory.

Antoine Brieux also adds a HDMI video out port in the mix, PC sync, GPS, WiFi DLNA and Bluetooth Stereo, plus a microSDHC card slot and an 8 megapixel camera with Xenon flash, autofocus and 720p HD video recording. What do you say? Is this concept phone viable or just a dream?

[thanks Antoine]

The concept charger stores the energy it gets in your bag, on your hand or in your shoes and it can transfer all of it to your phone in just two seconds, completely recharging it. Viber Burst is made out of heat and weather resistant materials (PC/ABS), that can also take mechanical and electrical shocks.

You’ll find the charger’s main components on a flexible PCB and you’ll be able to install the device in any place that’s subject to intense motion, in order to get kinetic energy. This gadget takes eco-friendliness to a new level and it’s a wonder it’s not commercially available yet.

[via ecofriend]

Nokia Ink 01 is made from recycled aluminium, it packs an ultra low power E-ink display and it’s very easy to disassemble. The percentage of recyclable materials in it is pretty high, as it aims to protect the environment and we all know that aluminium can be recycled almost endlessly. Instead of the standard mechanical keys, Nokia Ink 01 comes with a capacitive sensor, so there are less separate parts to use.

There’s also a mini OLED display on board, allowing the users to view the photographs they take with the aid of the incorporated camera. The handset uses a silver-zinc battery, instead of the Li-Ion standard unit, and this type of battery is 95% recyclable and it generates 40% more energy density.

[via ecofriend]

We’ve also found out that Robin Zhu plans on launching a person site with his portofolio on September 9, 2009 (09.09.09… Tim Burton’s movie “9″ is also coming on the same date, strange right?).

What do you say? Does the future look bright for Microsoft’s platform?

[via IntoMobile]

There’s a cap on top of the handset, locking the “fuel” inside and also working as a function switch. I have to say that the handset’s interface looks great and the concept phone seems to pack a full touchscreen display, that looks transparent.

Imagine all the effects that such a display can create and of course that there’s touch zoom on the feature list, for those who like taking a picture with their “alcohol phone”. Great design for drinkers and non-drinkers!

[via Yanko Design]

The compact smartbooks below look great and it turns out that they’re durable and come with great functionality. I’m really impressed by the concept below, that probably packs a touchscreen, a pretty interesting keyboard and an innovative interface. Is it practical enough to make the cut?

These devices are all about productivity, so they deserve to be dubbed “workbooks”.

[via Tuvie]

The innovative key layout allows the implementation of a bigger display and, as you can see in the picture above, the phone comes with a dock, that incorporates speakers and turns the handset into a portable music player. Too bad that the device is a tad too thick for my taste, but its design is elegant enough to tempt potential customers.

[via Slippery Brick]

The device comes with earbuds and a pen that clips into the back panel of the console/watch. There’s also a giant display on board and a control system based on motion capture technology, plus a camera at the back, that checks out your thumbs and feet.

We also find out that the device can roll around the wrist, since it uses a flexible screen and we’re fascinated by the fact that you can control games on a watch by using your feet and hands. If this becomes real and we get to play GTA V on such a console, Sony and Nintendo are going to be history.

[via Yanko Design]

Notice (in the images below) how the phone passes from Media mode to Game Mode and the large touchscreen display looks great, specially when used in landscape mode in a gaming session.

If I’m not mistaking, the screen part can be separated while playing games or watching movies and it can communicate wirelessly with the keypad part. A great concept phone, created by Tryi Yeh and finally a green gadget that looks decent.

[via Yanko Design]

The Ku! phone forms keys on the surface of the handset for particular apps and also supports feedback according to the user’s presses, imitating the analog control solutions. The OLED display is also an energy-saving one and the phone is quite ergonomic and comfortable to use.

At the back of the Ku! there’s a stand, used to place the device as an alarm clock, photo frame, even OLED lamp, if you want to be really fancy.

[via Tuvie]