Apple Black Hole Concept, the iPhone of 2020?
January 30th, 2010 | by Thrystan |As you can see, the Apple Black Hole comprises 4 components: the charging base, the Prism, the Black Hole and the giftbox. Things get interesting when you try to use the handset… its central ball will levitate when you open your hand and all functions will be controlled in mid-air, with the aid of holographic technology. How cool is that?
The Black Hole concept phone can be connected to the charging base and used as a desktop device, still projecting the needed interface. Brilliant? Yes! Viable? Maybe…
[Thanks Josselin for sending this in]
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22 Responses to “Apple Black Hole Concept, the iPhone of 2020?”
By lee hee hyo on Feb 28, 2010 | Reply
whew, i just hope and pray that geniuses will step into a higher level to achieve this technology.
By Anonymous on Sep 27, 2010 | Reply
Not bloody likely. That is a lot of speculation.
By Ben on Jan 25, 2011 | Reply
wow, i hope these people know what they’re doing, cause this would be so friggin awesome.
By Alexandra on Jun 12, 2011 | Reply
How much do you think it will be? Like would it be an affordable phone?
By caleb on Jul 3, 2011 | Reply
i dont see how apple can push this technology to the year 2020,to me thats very far comparing with the swift change of tech today.i am betting this black hole concept phnne tech to be achieved by 2015.
By isabel gordon on Jul 17, 2011 | Reply
wow ! it’s awesome ! i hope it can achieve this year !(equally impossible!)
By Andrew on Jul 22, 2011 | Reply
We’ve got a LONG way to go before this is possible. I’d be interested to see the research that is planned to achieve this.
By Nick on Aug 20, 2011 | Reply
With today’s technology I’d say this is quite possible and will be very interesting, also can anyone give me an estimate of the price when it comes out?
By Prince Tripathi on Sep 3, 2011 | Reply
It will be a boon to the modern technology for future.
By noel on Oct 16, 2011 | Reply
2015 seems far fetched you know, in fact, I’m rather skeptical as to how they figure 2020 is viable. I’m sure they would be able to make this work however, look at the past 100 years. In WW1, the airplane was a totally irrelevant technology, or at least, at the start of the war, then, roughly 40 years later we were on the moon. Now? We’re making headway with commercial space travel, this may not seem like much at first hear, but that’s a massive leap.
Technology has always been a very strange and unpredictable thing, perhaps even the elusive holographic screen will make it’s debut soon.
When it does, I might just resort to prostitution to pay for such a thing. x’D
By Free on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
lmao @Noel I enjoyed reading that last part of your comment because im sure thats what everyone is going to be doing. And I do agree that it will be coming out much sooner.
By vivek on Dec 27, 2011 | Reply
This phone will be a huge success… in market