New Comp Computer By Jeffrey Greger Latest Computer Technologies

Some people hate the thought of owning a plain-looking computer. Such a thinking inspires them to come up with quirky designs for computer cases. Such concepts, when brought to reality, make the gadget look all the more attractive. Designer Jeffrey Greger has transformed a dull metallic box into an eye-catching gadget, dubbed as The Comp that has been specially designed for street artists.


The looks of this PC are quite bold and will fetch a lot of attention for sure. The artist has been heavily inspired from wildstyle graffiti and conventional towers. Available in low and high volumes, both the editions look almost the same and are crafted in an aesthetic manner. The low volume design consists of fiber filaments that have been weaved in a haphazard way. It also has Rim utherine shell that can be dipped in any color as per a customer’s taste. The chassis of this computer has been crafted from press broken anodized aluminum. On the other hand, the high volume unit comes draped with a stamped aluminum mesh and a dual injection molded ABS shell.

The Comp has been fitted with a lid, which can be easily lifted up to access the internal parts. A user can add a touch of their personality by doodling on the vinyl-like exterior coating. Since street artists love to play with colors, this PC case will act as a true reflection of their personality.
Designer: Jeffrey Greger
Source: DesignBuzz.com

Tablet Computer Flex New 2012 Latest Technologies

Laptops and tablets are ruling the tech world. But what if you are carrying a tablet and suddenly feel that itch to use a laptop and vice versa? Oops! You will remain stuck with your chosen gadget until and unless you head back home. But times are going to change for good very soon. Bringing the charm of a laptop and a tablet wedged in one is, Flex.


As is evident from the name, Flex is a supple tablet PC which can shift between a 14” 3:4 touch screen in slate mode and 18.5” wide screen when stretched out completely. Flexible here does not mean it is not strong. The sturdy frame has been given a bendable spine, which will endow the user with a flexibility to use it both as a notebook (when bent) and a tablet (when not bent).

It comes with batteries that are flexible as well. The spine of Flex has been crafted from porous biopolymer material and the frame is quite firm. Bend it inwards or outwards, whatever suits you best, and Flex will bow down to all your needs. If you feel like watching a movie, simply take out its embedded loop stand, which will add on to the viewing experience.

The eye-catching futuristic device can be altered in terms of length as well. Flex will shower you with more influential applications and a much better usage experience. So, get the flexibility to tune things your way and feel like a magician.


Source: Design Buzz