Tag Archive for 'prototypes'


Monday, May 5th 2008 by Chris Davies

Looks like MTI Micro have some big-name competition in the fuel-cell business.  Sony have unveiled their own hybrid fuel-cell system, and while the concept might be big, the prototype isn’t.  In fact, it measures just 5 x 3cm, but is still capable of pumping out up to 3W of power. 

Monday, May 5th 2008 by Chris Davies

MTI Micro are demonstrating the latest version of their portable fuel-cell technology, in the shape of a GPS reference design prototype.  Powered by the company’s Mobion fuel-cell, which relies on easily exchangeable methanol packs, MTI Micro are claiming the system provides up to three times as much energy as in a typical GPS with four [...]


Tuesday, Apr 22nd 2008 by Chris Davies

We’ve seen exoskeleton suits designed to grant their wearers super-human strength, but they tend to look somewhat obvious.  Fine if you’re an attention-seeking superhero, but less of a selling point if you’re an elderly person with mobility problems.  Honda have thankfully come to the rescue, though, with their ‘Walking Assist Device‘; worn as a straightforward [...]

Monday, Apr 21st 2008 by Chris Davies

A team at Microsoft Research have developed a prototype interface [pdf link] for mobile devices that responds to twisting, squeezing, flexing and stretching to control and on-screen GUI. The system, called Force Sensing, relies on very small manipulations of a handheld device - in this case a modified Samsung UMPC - with different gestures [...]

Tuesday, Apr 8th 2008 by Chris Davies

The U8 MID prototype Lenovo have been flaunting lately is, frankly, lovely, and Josh Bancroft was lucky enough to get some serious hands-on time with the device - and the Aigo MID - at Intel’s Mobility Software Enabling Lab this week.  Comparing the Lenovo MID to a prototype MID device we’ve seen in photos before, [...]

Tuesday, Apr 1st 2008 by James Allan Brady

Mio, long time manufacturer of GPS devices, is partnering with ATX, a major provider of telematics services in both the US and Europe. The types of things this partnership will bring you include lots of location-aware types of data including local weather, weather for your planned destination, in-depth traffic info, and business directories that change [...]

Tuesday, Dec 18th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Well, looky here, we have a new Android OS prototype device still coming from HTC. All the previous models we have seen have been white, and looked considerably different, and one of the prototypes was some dark color, but it was a giant touch screen ala the iPhone, so this is a new 3rd prototype, [...]

Thursday, Nov 8th 2007 by Chris Davies

Nokia, I take it back.  When you showed your 2008 concept video last month, I mentioned it was all strikingly iPhone-esque; now, I’ve seen the light and I realise you’re actually leading, not following.  Yes, the phone in the video has a vaguely Apple theme to the UI, but we now know it does what [...]

Thursday, Nov 8th 2007 by Chris Davies

Despite being left out of the Android fun & games, Nokia seem to be doing alright for themselves; over at Symbian-Freak they’ve been playing with a prototype of the upcoming N82, the latest in the Finnish company’s high-end cameraphone range.  It should be enough to cause ructions over in the LG Viewty camp, too, with [...]

Monday, Oct 15th 2007 by Chris Davies

Remember the cute little Linux-powered MTube UMPC prototypefrom last week?  Well, if you were having doubts that you could pack a VIA 1.0GHz CPU, 8GB of flash memory and 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen into a super-small casing, together with WiFi and WiMAX, andhave it actually work, then consider your doubts quashed; Bjorn Stronberg over at UltraMobileLife was allowed [...]


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