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Disposable paper laptops anyone? http://bit.ly/2sAupj #GoodSharing 6 days ago |
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Disposable Paper Laptop Concept
Mobilewhack.com —
... device. And since itâs a disposable laptop we would also need to be able to recycle the paper laptop fast and without any unwanted waste. The computer would be made of different layers which can be replaced whenever they get damaged so you wouldn’t have to throw it right away. Instead you would be able to keep using it while recycling the damaged materials. The concept laptop is not available anywhere at this point, but weâd certainly love to play with one. via Yanko Design Tags: concept , disposable , Laptops , paper ...
Disposable laptop design
Boing Boing Gadgets —
Disposable cameras have been around for quite some time now. So why not disposable laptops? That's the question designer Je Sung Park is asking with the Recyclable Paper Laptop, which he imagines could be layers of materials and chips that can be easily replaced. It seems like a long shot (or does it?), but I'm digging its brown paper look.
Yanko Design has a few more images of this proposed design.
Disposable laptop design
Boing Boing —
Disposable cameras have been around for quite some time now. So why not disposable laptops? That's the question designer Je Sung Park is asking with the Recyclable Paper Laptop, which he imagines could be layers of materials and chips that can be easily replaced. It seems like a long shot (or does it?), but I'm digging its brown paper look.
Yanko Design has a few more images of this proposed design. ...
Concept: Disposable laptop made from recycled paper
Liliputing —
... OK, this thing ain’t real. Nobody’s manufacturing one, and it’s not at all clear that it would be a good idea to do so. But designer Je Sung Park has put together a mockup of a rather intriguing concept: a ...
Disposable Laptop Works Better as a Metaphor Than as an Actual Product [Concepts]
Gizmodo —
... But if you think about it, we're heading toward this kind of design anyway: flimsy, dirt-cheap netbooks seem to have a short intended lifespan, and hell, even my polycarbonate MacBook felt like it was beginning to disintegrate after about two years of heavy use. It may not have been cardboard, but in its own way, it sure felt disposable. [Yanko] ...
Disposable Laptop Works Better as a Metaphor Than an Actual Product [Concepts]
Gizmodo —
... But if you think about it, we're heading toward this kind of design anyway: flimsy, dirt-cheap netbooks seem to have a short intended lifespan, and hell, even my polycarbonate MacBook felt like it was beginning to disintegrate after about two years of heavy use. It may not have been cardboard, but in its own way, it sure felt disposable. [Yanko] ...
Umweltfreundlicher Laptop aus Pappe
Ausgefallene Gadgets & Geschenkideen —
... Die Idee, Technik einfach in Pappe zu verpacken um so dem Produkt einen Öko-Anstrich zu verleihen, ist nicht neu. Designer Je Sung Park möchte das nun auch mit Laptops tun. Wie auf dem Bild zu sehen ist, sieht Je Sung Pack in Zukunft Papp-Laptops als Lösung für die Recycling-Probleme herkömmlicher Geräte. Der Papp-Laptop besteht aus mehreren Schichten, damit man Einzelteile im Fall eines Defekts ganz einfach austauschen kann. Angetrieben wird der Papp-Laptop von einem Bio-Chip, der allerdings zunächst noch erfunden werden muss. ...
Disposable Paper Laptop could turn out to be quite indispensable
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women —
... environment to deal with.
That maybe an overstatement, but we love that the idea of recyclable laptops is budding in such creative minds. Park's idea is that of a eco-friendly laptop that uses recycled paper or pulp for its external casing instead of metal or plastics. The laptop itself, he proposes, will be designed in "layers" so that you can easily throw away damaged portions without being accused of creating more e-waste. Sounds great, even if only on paper.
Via Yanko Design.
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Will Disposable Laptops become popular in the future?
Coolest Gadgets —
... Our friends at Yanko are working overtime again trying to come up with environmentally friendly electronics which won’t pollute our landfills. And this time they’ve come up with a recyclable paper laptop. That’s right. A paper computer which can be thrown away once it’s no longer wanted or needed. Considering Moore’s Law means computing power doubles about every 18 months, a disposable laptop may be a good idea. Here’s the thinking … ...
