Apple Tablet Concept Video

Posted by Ratchetcat on Saturday, January 02, 2010 - 08:54 PM

Cui bono?

This was shot in 1987. It's certainly not as polished or astounding as you'd expect a concept video to be these days, but it demonstrates some concepts which did not reach fruition until many years later -- namely, webcams and internet video chat, comprehensive search algorithms, touch screens, and portable solid state memory.

(The concept product design and UI design are truly horrible. What didn't look horrible in 1987, though?)

Another nice take on the tablet concept was recently furnished by BERG and Bonnier R & D:

Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo.



I'm very curious to see how these ideas gel in the coming year. Moving content into the digital realm will open a lot of creative doors for writers, artists, and other producers of high-quality content.

End Speculation

It's a shame Quicktime isn't as easily embedable as flash. Apple iPad Keynote Video

Apple Tablet Concept Video

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Re: Apple Tablet Concept Video (Score: 1)
by Doc007 (jay@SpamMeNow.com)on Jan 04, 2010 - 12:27 PM
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I thought the guy was talking to the device, that would be voice recognition and some advanced AI to reply to him.

Mag+ concept looks pretty sweet. If you could browse web pages the the same manner they demonstrate magazine articles, I'd LOVE that. (and was a computer and more than just a reader/browser) So it would need good multitouch/onscreen typing and probably a stylus if you prefer writing.

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