C oncept-phones.com has introduced a new concept design of Nokia E10 designed by Chris Wang. The concept receive amazing compliments from the crowds since it offers a new insight of how future mobile phones should be. The Nokia E10 concept design will shake up the very style of nowadays phone gadget.
The charms of Nokia E10 concept design are located in the three bendable folding structures which just looks like an accordion and the use of Sony roll-up OLED display screen. This will be a new experience for both users and manufacturers as well. The folding structures and Sony roll-up OLED display screen will allow users to use the screen in two different ways. They can use it as an usual smartphone touch screen capable of making calls, text messages, emails, and other functions as well. However, if need be the screen can be pulled into a larger screen (6.5*4.0 inch) to enrich users experience when enjoying videos, photos, pictures, browsing, and other activities.
The screen will be made flexible and thin enough. Able to roll onto a 6mm axis to keep the size small so it
could be carried in the pocket with minimum difficulties. The process of folding and unfolding the screen will relies on the spring inside the phone.
To ensure steady power and performance in your work sessions, Nokia E10 concept design also equipped with the most environmental friendly technology solar battery, together with lithium battery at the rear. The solar battery are located in the three bendable pad which act as the folding structures. Unlike other phones, Nokia E10 concept designs will use three solar batteries instead of one to provide a stronger power supply.
In whole, Nokia E10 concept design will bring a new wind of change of how future mobile phone gadget should be. Combining a function of smartphone and tablet is a very amazing idea, considering the cost and space savings than can be done. All to say, if Nokia E10 concept design are truly realized, it will be the most awaited gadget product of the year and start a big leaps in gadget industries.