UFO Smartphone Projector Concept

The UFO is a new combination smartphone and projector concept that utilises a flexible LCD screen and cloud storage to provide a futuristic look at features that might be included in our  mobile phones in the future. Transforming from a simple mobile phone into a media device, and keyboard for communications and work environments.

The UFO smartphone concept is the brain child of designer Jeong Jaewan, and by folding the smartphone into different shapes allows you to use the built in projector for media display and also to use the interactive laser keyboard.
Unfortunately the UFO smartphone is still just a concept at the moment, but does combine a number of working technologies we have featured here on Geeky Gadgets and pushes them that little bit further into the future.

Zotac Unveils Three New Mini PCs

At CeBIT 2012 this week mini computer maker Zotac has unveiled three new additions to its range of Mini PCs in the form of the new ZBOX ID82 Series, ZBOX Nano ID61 and ZBOX Blu-ray AD05 Series pictured below.
The ZBOX Blu-ray AD05 Series is powered by a AMD E-450 APU 1.65GHz, dual-core processor, supported by a AMD Radeon HD 6320 graphics. Its also fitted with HDMI & DVI outputs, and a combination Blu-ray reader and DVD writer drive.

The ZBOX Nano ID61 is fitted with a Intel Celeron 867 processor 1.3GHz, dual-core, supported by up to 8GB of DDR3-1333 SO-DIMM and Intel HD Graphics. Its equipped with 2 x USB 3.0 and 2 x USB 2.0 ports, and other features include, Bluetooth and a single 2.5-inch SATA 6Gbps port.
Finally the ZBOX ID82 Series, is supplied with an Intel Core i3 2330M processor 2.2GHz, dual-core, 3MB cache, supported by up to 16GB of Ram provided by two DDR3-1333 SO-DIMM slots. Together with Intel HD Graphics 3000, HDMI & DVI-I outputs and the same USB port configuration as the ZBOX Nano ID61.
All three of the new mini PC systems are fitted with 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity and are provided with aMCE remote. Unfortunately no information on pricing has been released as yet by Zotac.