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LightFlash Phone Projects Photos, Isn’t Rocket Powered

Appearances to the contrary, Peter Zsolt Koren’s concept cellphone LightFlash doesn’t conceal a brace of mini rocket engines inside. Disappointing as that may be, those tube fittings really contain a camera and a micro-projector. These work together in a neat way: you can gesture on the projected image and the phone will respond. Failing that, the touchscreen doubles as a touchpad, as well as a more normal phone keypad. We’re not sure about the “project your emoticons onto someone else” idea%26mdash; sounds like a lawsuit nightmare %26mdash;but the overall design gets a thumbs up. Unsurprising, then, that it placed second in the “Hello Future 2014 mobile phone design” competition.

Thanks: [Tuvie]

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