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Everybody’s going nuts with PSP Phone designs these days, but this time we have an interesting approach to the matter. Terrillo Walls created the Sony Ericsson Glory handset, a very slim gaming phone with PSP-like features. Considering the size of the device and how slim it is, this would make a pretty good tablet, don’t you think (if it were bigger)?
Sony Ericsson Glory runs Android 2.2 and it comes with a 1.3 GHz dual core Tegra 3 processor and a 4 inch multitouch display. The handset supports social networking features and uses the PlayStation Home service, a community-based social networking offer from Sony. This means that you’ll connect to your PS3 and the PSN account using this device.
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Well “video” is a strong word for a single pic with a song in the background, but we’ll give this design credit for its looks, not the presentation method. Created by Casper-Zeta, the following PSP Phone concept combines the looks of XPERIA X10 with the form factor of PSP Go.
The result is a gaming smartphone with sliding controls, a directional pad, a large touchscren (4 inch maybe?), Google Chrome support, Android on board (2.2/3.0) and all the goodies usually associated with XPERIA devices. Shoulder buttons are also included, as you can see. What do you think? Have PSP Phone designs changed much over the past year?
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It’s been a while since we’ve seen a brand new console design, so we can only say we’re enjoying Joseph Dumary’s creation, pictured below. We’re talking about the Consolor portable console concept, a HD system that fits in your pocket, supporting multitasking and multimedia features.
Consolor uses a cartridge (with a high speed and HD chip that eliminates loading times) and also supports Internet surfing, email services, television features and radio. There’s also an SD memory card slot on board, plus you can connect the console to your TV for photo/video viewing through a HDMI out port.
The “I+” button allows the user to see recent activities and documents on the console. Also, the same button will allow the user to access the settings menu, plus there’s a Media button with obvious purposes (including video editing, sending photos on Facebook and YouTube playback). 8 players can join in a game session via the Consolor, which is very neat and they can also exchange files via wireless.
This device uses an aluminium shell and glossy plastic on the surface. Its internal memory is a 500GB HDD, that somehow fits in there. We think it’s a great design, that would surely rival Nintendo’s new 3D DS.
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Last we heard about the Nintendo DS 2, rumours talked about a console with a 3D display. This could also be the case of the Nintendo 3DS concept, designed by Olivier Demangel and pictured below. It includes a control system reminiscent from the previous DS and the PSP, plus a webcam and two touchscreens.
Whether or not these displays are 3D we don’t know, but the console sure looks great… What are the odds of seeing a portable device with 3D graphics by the end of the year? Phones already have such technologies on board, so why wouldn’t game devices?
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This very slim PSP concept was created by Nick Kim and you have to know that the console uses a sliding mechanism that hides its hot display beneath parts that incorporate the gaming buttons. When closed, the device looks like an old school controller, but when the PlayStation Portable is open it looks as if the older version was cut in half and made more elegant, although it looks a bit fragile that way.
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We’ve been handling lots of concept phones lately, but very few portable console designs. Thus, we’re glad to stumble upon Justin Porcano’s creation, the GON console pictured below. This PSP rival uses an innovative way to protect the screen, by covering it with two sliding sections that include the gaming controls.
This reminds me of an Xbox controller, combined with a smaller and modified PlayStation Portable. The handheld gaming system uses a platform that once again resembles the PSP and I have to say that we really like those analog sticks incorporated into the device.
Keep in mind that this is a mere concept console and not a real product, so don’t bother asking for its price.Would you like this to become a real product?
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We’ve just heard another rumour regarding the fact that Sony is preparing a PSP Phone and to go with it, we’ve got the following PSP concept, created by Won Chan Lee. The PSP Bugatti Veyron Edition was an assignment from a product design course in Seoul National University of Technology, with the result being the great idea created by this designer.
The students involved in this initiative had to create a special edition of the PSP, using Photoshop and Illustrator to make a 2D render that showcases the identity of Bugatti Veyron. This device is supposed to use a SDHC memory card, Bluetooth for multiplayer games (4 people max) and it also incorporates a 16:9 aspect ratio screen.
Won Chan Lee also mentions a new version of Gran Turismo bundled with the limited edition PSP. What do you say? Is it viable?
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How about taking fun on the road? Designer Antoine Brieux created a concept gaming device that’s able to integrate a smartphone and provide some extra functionality for productivity freaks. The device is known as the WOOGA and it gets pictured in the following images.
The portable console WOOGA includes a special space that hosts your phone thanks to a bunch of keeping parts. The handset will communicate wit h this device, perhaps via Bluetooth, but what we know for sure is that this console wannabe can be used in a game configuration, as seen in the images below.
There’s also a more smartphone-like configuration, that makes the device look more like a netbook than a console. WOOGA incorporates stereo speakers, an automatic lock system, a large keyboard and a Li-Ion battery on the netbook side. On the exterior gaming side, you’ll find configurable game buttons, a directional pad, a rubber handgrip and a 3.5mm audio jack.
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You have seen this concept before, here, but we’re just come across some new color versions of the portable Xbox 720 design and better angles of the device. Created by Tai Chiem, the console features an unique look and it’s shaped like an UFO.
You’ve got to love those curved bars and the liquid (really?) segment at the top. This gaming device seems to be a blend between metal and glass, with a design that will certainly appeal to youngsters and gamers, so it would better have some top notch features to match its looks.
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Tai Chiem is a name you’ll remember, since this Australian designer created a superb flexible OLED PSP 2 concept and now he’s back for some Xbox action. You can see the Xbox 720 portable console below, a brilliant device that looks more like Stargate stuff than your PSP replacement.
We have no info on this strange gaming device, but we suppose it has the full package: motion sensing, touchscreen, ability to morph into some other gadget, tons of internal memory, WiFi, an accelerometer, a web browser and media playing capabilities. Would you buy such a crazy device?
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Everybody’s going nuts with PSP Phone designs these days, but this time we have an interesting approach to the matter. Terrillo Walls created the Sony Ericsson Glory handset, a very slim gaming phone with PSP-like features. Considering the size of the device and how slim it is, this would make a pretty good tablet, don’t you think (if it were bigger)?
