P-Per Mobile Phone by Chocolate Agency

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The P-Per Mobile designed that likes the next generation Apple iPhone. By Chocolate Agency, is a simple and sustainable mobile phone with an unlikely combination of features. It is made of only four layers, with one being an e-paper screen that wraps the entire handset. The high sustainability of P-Per lies in its corestructure: it is designed to follow the rule of "one function-one part-one material". P-Per is made out entirely of sustainable materials, such as extruded polycarbonate to cope with its physical functions (body, screen protection, unique click); hypoallergenic and recyclable titanium parts; the e-paper screen to display images with no distortions, and without the need of power supply; and an Organic Radical battery that is free from heavy metals. It is at once advanced and simple, green and unique.
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Cube Urban Bike Concept

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The Cube Urban Bike Concept from German bicycle manufacturer Cube. The bike was designed by Gregor Dauth, a student at the University Coburg Germany, and features an internally geared 8-speed hub and a fully enclosed drivetrain. It is really cool! You can read about more of the features of this concept bike at the Hubstripping post.

Nintendo NES Conecpt

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This is the Nintendo NES/reNESED conecpt design. By Javier Segovia. It bring me back to child memories, the wirelss gamepad used the classic Nintendo gamepad design. I like it.
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Extension Cord Concecpt

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Designed by the Korea's Wilson Song. Instead of just having power outputs on one end of an extension cord, Placing the multiple outlets along the entire length of an extension cord, it seems like a good idea. If this concept design is possible, I think first they should resolve the electric issues. But It is a great concept design for the Extension Cord.
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belOga Concept Sewing Machine

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belOga comes with a big "O", and an even bigger circular touch-screen which replaces the usual scheme of buttons and controls. This sewing machine concept was designed by Kristine Bruckner, an industrial design graduate from the Munich's University of Applied Sciences with an impressive portfolio. The belOga makes sewing more fun. It also includes a screen that will show what the stitch will look like in advance. It is currently only a design project by Bruckner.

Ceramic Remote Control

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The concept TV remote - Ceramic Remote Control which design by the Yuta Watanabe. It unlike most infrared remote's sharp, more simple. If you like tossed around like a plastic one, best leave it away. And It designed simple and looks pretty.