A Wrist Computer Concept That's Also Stylish

[Guest]

This is how omni-tools should look like

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[sliem]

No that's not how omni tools look like. They should look like what they appear in Mass Effect games.

 

[mavroxur]

So, we're reviewing a product that doesn't exist?

 

[dreamphantom_1977]

Yeah, uhhh, let me see, ummm, how about jet shoes so I can fly?

 

[Guest]

fabulous?

 

[Guest]

its the idea of the product, which in itself would be pretty cool if it could be produced.

 

[Silicon Jesus]

I assume you're still banning for overly negative comments so I won't tell you what I think of this article.

oops.

 

[cichy69]

from the link in the article it seems that the holo2.0 is just a product design from an artist, nothing more.

 

[plasmastorm]

This was on Engadget around 3 months ago if im not mistaken.

 

[Micropat]

Can't believe I didn't get the omni-tools reference. I'm on my second play through for ME2

 

[Guest]

With how fast Technology is progressing, I wonder how soon we would truly see something like this?

 

[FlayerSlayer]

It's a concept art of a product that doesn't exist and doesn't even have fictional specs for its proposed technology. Cool enough, but doesn't it belong more on DeviantArt than Tom's?

 

[HalJordan]

It is hard enough to keep people from snooping around your laptop screen on an airplane or bus. Holographic displays would be awesome, but only if you don't mind someone leaning over and propping their head on your shoulder when you are watching videos, or sending a personal e-mail to your significant other.

 

[scione]

meh the mass effect omni tool doubles as a gauntlet

 

[figgus]

[citation][nom]Renegade_Warrior[/nom]With how fast Technology is progressing, I wonder how soon we would truly see something like this?[/citation]

Not soon at all, advances in technology won't change the laws of physics. Light will still need something to bounce off of. Remember, all out tech advances lately have pretty much been refinement. Free-form projected holographic displays aren't even around in a rudimentary form. Doing this will take some nifty tricks of physics that we haven't even begun to toy with yet.

It will happen eventually, but not in our lifetimes.

 

[figgus]

Also, Toms:

Please stop posting articles about stupid artsy fartsy concepts that are made by artists and not engineers. If you're going to waste the webspace and our time, at least do it with something that resembles an actual product, not some 12 year old's "Wouldn't it be cool if..." presentation.

 

[dreamphantom_1977]

[citation][nom]dreamphantomsbaby[/nom]its the idea of the product, which in itself would be pretty cool if it could be produced.[/citation]
??? LOL- Nice dude - Thats my friend at work, he stole my name.

 

[mlopinto2k1]

[citation][nom]FlayerSlayer[/nom]It's a concept art of a product that doesn't exist and doesn't even have fictional specs for its proposed technology. Cool enough, but doesn't it belong more on DeviantArt than Tom's?[/citation]Did you ever watch Dick Tracy?

 

[counselmancl]

If it can play Crysis, I'm in.

 

[christop]

LAME!!!!!