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‘What You See Is What You Get’ – The See-Through Concept Phone

April 6, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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WYSIWYG - The Transparent Concept Phone; See-Through The FutureConcept phones seem to keep coming out of the wood-work these days – a good thing for companies that need fresh new ideas. The “What you see is what you get” or WYSIWYG concept phone sets out to solve the age-old problem of accurately framing your camera phone pictures. The concept features a translucent (what, not transparent?) design. Industrial Design grad Pei-Hua Huang of NC State University wants you to do away with your cellphone’s crisp lcd screen with a blurry, kind-of see-through body for framing your pictures. At least it’s really thin and cool-looking.

Via: Yanko Design

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