Collection of 'Super Laptops' of the Future

This guide covers collection of 'super laptops' of the future with practical context and easy-to-follow details. Use it to understand the subject and apply the information confidently.

The product design concept (concept) gives consumers a glimpse of the technology is not yet born but also makes them " Uneasy " because do not know when such a device will be realized.

Asus Bookshelf PC Is assembled and split into several separate pieces, supporting users to easily upgrade or change parts.

The future computer is designed to Resemble the Asian Familiar in John Leung (China).

Prime Gaming Laptop By Kyle Cherry solves the problem of laptop screen size when playing games. This is a regular 13-inch computer and is raised to 26 inches when "open" to the sides.

Portable PC Theater, The product created by designer Jinwoo Han

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Paper notebooks Help protect the environment of Je Sung Park.

Sebastien Maleville's ARM Tablet model With separate screen and keyboard.

Apple iPad Can be excellent in features but the design doesn't cause much surprise. In the eyes of Apple fans, iPad tablets should look like the image above.

HP LiM Is equipped with a transparent screen and a sleek stylized case.

B-membrane Looks like strange UFO object integrated projector and virtual keyboard.

Kyle Cherry's Canvas Is not only a laptop but also a work of art.

Zafiro Has a transparent mirror screen that supports hand interaction and body movement.

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MAINGEAR: With high performance and improved cooling mechanism, the MAINGEAR Nuno Teixeira desktop model is for professional users and gamers.

HP Tablet and Docking Concept

Cuppa : aims to stay connected to social networks while on the move. It has an RFID reader, the surroundings displays on the keyboard, and the keyboard layout is modified.

PC bookshelf Sunho Son and Scott Shim create a bookshelf computer, which is a compact, multimedia entertainment center.

Pocket Yoga : Fit snugly in your pocket

Horizon : Horizon Desktop computers created by Japanese designer Mac Funamizu with an expandable OLED display.

Philco PC