Mozilla Seabird - smart phone that may never fly (photos)

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    Mozilla’s Concept Series, a fine example of crowdsourcing, has hatched an idea for a smartphone - Seabird. The Seabird is designed to eradicate a few “frustrating physical interactions” by tossing in motion capture and projected keyboards. With this projector, the Seabird could function as a netbook. Larry Dignan has more in his blog.

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    Caption by: Andy Smith

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    The phone would create a virtual keyboard and trackpad for better typing.

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    Seabird would use projectors to expand user input and interaction.

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    The curvature of the Seabird elevates the projector lenses.

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    At this point, Mozilla is only sharing ideas. It has no plans to manufacture the Seabird.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

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Mozilla’s Concept Series, a fine example of crowdsourcing, has hatched an idea for a smartphone - Seabird.

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Mozilla’s Concept Series, a fine example of crowdsourcing, has hatched an idea for a smartphone - Seabird. The Seabird is designed to eradicate a few “frustrating physical interactions” by tossing in motion capture and projected keyboards. With this projector, the Seabird could function as a netbook. Larry Dignan has more in his blog.

Credit: Mozilla

Caption by: Andy Smith

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