Fujitsu Mobile Phone Design Award 2009
[CEATEC 09] Fujitsu was showing many eye-catching concept phones and I shot photos from the best ones for the (upcoming!) photo gallery. I personally like the Kwak Yeon concept that looks like a pebble (above), and the Camelephone that would fit in any interior. Both have a pure design and seem to cut things to the bare minimum – which is definitely not how I use my phone, but I got caught in a “design moment”, right there. Let’s hope that some of them will become real products as they would look great on a desk! Last minute addition: the Fold-a-phone concept is great, as the design is based on what folded paper looks like.
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