lucky05
03-11-07, 07:26 PM
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Scent is, they say, the most primal and mysterious of senses. Nokia intends to patch into that biological imperative with this "Scentsory" cellphone concept.It's the weirdest design concept in a while, too, as the device can be opened to reveal interior planed walled with "pores," from which the scents emerge.
When Closed , it appears to be svelte-looking clamshell and when you open it , it looks like an origami hat.
Weird Isn't it??
But Hats off to Nokia for such an Innovating thought .
Scent is, they say, the most primal and mysterious of senses. Nokia intends to patch into that biological imperative with this "Scentsory" cellphone concept.It's the weirdest design concept in a while, too, as the device can be opened to reveal interior planed walled with "pores," from which the scents emerge.
When Closed , it appears to be svelte-looking clamshell and when you open it , it looks like an origami hat.
Weird Isn't it??
But Hats off to Nokia for such an Innovating thought .