The Finger Touch was designed by Sunman Kwon with the purpose to make chatting easy, it is a replacement for the “big” mobile phones that use 3.5G and 4G technology – the ones that let you make video phone calls and much more.
In this concept the hand is the main support while the fingers are an extension in which the numbers are displayed, I suppose it uses infrared but I might be wrong. The most creative and useful part of the Finger Touch is the keypad system that was used: normal 3×4 with each finger joint being a number.
[Via YankoDesign]
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Jan 8, 2007 at 5:57 pm
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Jan 12, 2007 at 3:17 am
this is cool stuff . what about the cost factor
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