5 concept notebook: Riding on the steering wheel of the car (photos)

Introduction: The It magazine, PC World Online, wrote today that notebook computers will change dramatically over the next few years and List 5 futuristic laptops. 1, compenioncompenion slide notebook compenion should have been designed from the German independent designer Filix Schmieberg (Felix schmidberger). It changed the previous notebook flip design, and the use of mobile phones commonly used in the sliding design.　　Both internal and external two layers are made of OLED panels, the outer layer acts as a screen, the inner layers are used as WordPad, so the product is only 0.75 inches thick (about 1.9 cm). 2, Canovacanova two touch screen notebook This concept is designed by the Italian V12 company, it goes with two touch screens, the above screen is used to display information, the following screen can be through the virtual keyboard and handwriting input.　　In addition, users can flatten it to get a larger display space, or use it as an e-book reader. 3. The concept of Siafusiafu for the Blind the Siafu blind Notebook This is a concept notebook designed for the blind, designed by Jonathan Lucas, an American independent designer. Because blind people can't see things, therefore, the Siafu itself does not match the display, but using a composite material called "magnetic clay" to make a touch screen, because the material can be based on the changes in the electromagnetic signal should be displayed on the display of the content to have a concave-convex graphics and Braille, so　　Blind people can touch the contents of the computer directly with their hands. 4, Cario can be built on the wheel of the car Cario with miniature projector This design comes from the British designer Anna Lopez Anna Lopez, which itself is paired with a handle that is easy to carry and can be put on the steering wheel like an easel.　　Because Cario is paired with miniature projectors, maps, video conferencing and other content can be projected onto the windshield of a car. 5, Solar notebook Cario with miniature projector The concept of the designer is Nicolas Kenzevik (Nikola Knezevic). The design is more than a common notebook computer solar panels, can be used to adjust to obtain the best reception angle, so as to absorb as much sun as possible to provide energy for the notebook computer. (Ding Macro)