This beautiful Nokia cell phone concept was designed by Diego Peralta. The design of the B-FLOW was inspired by the Brazilian culture, its landscape and the beautiful costumes worn by the Brazilians, especially during their famous carnival.

The phone has a smooth curvy lateral design, which looks quite fancy and original. According to the designer of the device, the case, which is made with the help of three layered co injection of polycarbonate, was inspired by the “hues of a summer sunset at the Copacabana beach.”

The initial layer of the case is orange, then comes a transparent pearl white layer and the last touch is a translucent coating top. The phone also features a camera lens, covered by a photopolymer screen. The latter becomes transparent when phone’s camera turns on. You can also take advantage of social networking features when using the new Nokia B-FLOW.

This gadget was developed with the goal of helping people who do shopping with useful information. It informs its user on where to go or how to get to a new location.

This gadget is an electronic personal guide for a shopper. It was created with interchangeable back cover, gloss back front and steel. BI handheld shopper is meant to provide a detailed GPS guide on various shopping areas in a rather stylish way.

Such guides can be downloaded with the help of 3G and Wi-Fi technologies both at home and outdoor. In addition, the device includes interactive GPS maps, web pages of different shops, live travel data and a special function that allows the user to search for specific products and compare them.

With the development of technology and music, designers had to come up with various new ideas to satisfy their customers. Sometimes ideas were groundbreaking and sometimes these were shocking. Alienware speaker system is a combination of a freaky and at the same time interesting futuristic design.

The design of the system is credited to British designer Kevin Boulton. He enriched the Alienware with sharp curves not just for fun but with the goal of improving the sound quality. Each speaker of the system has one tweeter on the top, 2 middle sound speakers and 1 low frequency speaker at the bottom. The combination of these speakers provides an incredibly clear sound.

Although the speakers look the same, they are built in a way so that that the tweeters on the top are tighter, which produces low amounts of vibration, and the lower speakers are looser, which produces a more flexible bass and tremble.

The speaker system is compatible with computer or home entertainment systems. The system is designed to smartly shoot the sound in virtually all directions and with visible wires at the back the system appears really incredible. In addition, the transparent construction makes it possible for users to see the technology within the system and it’s also an additional advantage for the design.

This amazing concept represents a sphere-shaped computer, plus its sizes make the concept the smallest design among all laptops and desktop PCs developed up-to-date. The design of the device is credited to Apostol Tnokovski.

The E-Ball computer concept has all features of a conventional computer, including mouse, keyboard, large display, DVD-RW, but all these elements are offered in a new, rather futuristic way.

You open the E-Ball by pressing simultaneously two buttons placed on each side of the sphere. When the stand opens, you press the ON button and then press a special button that detaches an optical mouse from the computer’s body.

The keyboard is not physical – it is interpreted by lasers that appear after you press the respective button. The display is not standard, instead a projector is used. You can focus the screen on any surface, such as wall. In case there is no suitable place for the projector to display the screen, you simply have to press another button to open a paper sheet holder that splits into 3 pieces like an umbrella – just place a white paper and you have a screen.

The computer can be used for making video presentations, watching movies, listening to music, as well as chatting over the Internet.