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Blank concept phone revisited

June 12, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Blank concept phoneRemember the Chris Kujawski’s Blank concept phone? The one with a single button and the huge OLED touchscreen? Well, we now have two more images of this beautiful concept, as well as some additional information about it.

Apparently, the Blank should be an iPhone-like device with both numeric keypad and QWERTY keyboard appearing on the screen when it’s needed. This way, users will be able to enjoy their videos in true widescreen format. The only button on Blank is the one for taking photos, and is “ergonomically placed on the back of the phone.” Sounds promising, if you ask me. Hopefully some handset maker will pick it up…

Blank concept phone

(via: unwiredview)

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