ADR Studio never ceases to amaze us with incredible Apple concepts and
now Antonio De Rosa has done it again. Meet the iPhone Plus design, a
branding that Apple might actually apply to the iPhone 5. They already
did that with the Macintosh Plus, so why not here as well?
The iPhone Plus uses a Liquidmetal body (thermoformed on a single
plane, without junctions) and the screen has a double
alkali-aluminosilicate sheet glass. We’re dealing here with a device
that has a 4.3 inch Retina Display, the Apple A6 quad core processor, a
10 megapixel rear camera with f/2.4, 1080p video capture at 30 fps and a
2 megapixel front camera. There’s even a top pico projector, used to
beam photos and videos to surfaces. As you can see, we have here an edge
to edge display and there’s also a slim dock connector in here.
The Home button is fully capacitive and the handset also comes with a rear motion sensor. I wonder how the battery will behave, considering we have here a projector, a big display with big resolution and a potent camera. It also looks stunning and I’m sure it has LTE on board as well. I guess it should be around 7 or 8 mm in thickness, if you ask me.
[via ADR Studio]
The Home button is fully capacitive and the handset also comes with a rear motion sensor. I wonder how the battery will behave, considering we have here a projector, a big display with big resolution and a potent camera. It also looks stunning and I’m sure it has LTE on board as well. I guess it should be around 7 or 8 mm in thickness, if you ask me.
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