14 Bike Co’s concept bicycle with Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 mount

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If for whatever reason you thought it would be a good idea to ride a bicycle with your Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tucked between your legs, this custom made bicycle from 14 Bike Co could be just what you’re looking for! In essence it’s your typical road bicycle, and while specifications for the bicycle itself is unknown, the mount itself has been made out of carbon fiber and reportedly only weighs 125g.

It hangs underneath the main crossbar and aligns itself with the frame of the bicycle, which means that your legs should not be able to come into contact with it, accidentally knocking it off during your ride. Granted that this could be an interesting way of carrying your Galaxy Tab 10.1 around with you, according to 14 Bike Co, it can be used with a variety of Android apps to record mileage, plan your routes, download repair instructions and etc.

If you’re an avid cyclist who owns a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and this sounds like it could be something you’d be interested in, the bike is unfortunately a concept at the moment, but it seems that if you contact them directly, they will build one for you, which is not surprising considering that their trade is in custom-built bicycles.

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Nissan mobility concept ready to land in Japan

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Don’t you just love concepts that have been turned into reality because of one man’s (or a team’s collective) vision? Well, I guess the people behind Nissan’s Renault Twizy-based New Mobility Concept can be proud and lift their heads up high – considering their urban electric vehicle that was originally unveiled in November last year is about to be unleashed upon the roads in the Land of the Rising Sun.

Just yesterday, Nissan announced that seven electric Mobility Concepts will start to make their way across public streets in and around Yokohama, Japan, where they will play an important role in Nissan’s urban mobility trial. While the maiden batch of Mobility Concepts will arrive on October 15th, expect the second phase to kick off slightly more than a month after that – on November 17th.

If you happen to be in Japan after November 17th, you might want to make a bee line for the Mobility Concept as that is when local residents and tourists alike will be able to get behind the controls of this two seater on public roads – hopefully without running into any accidents, of course.

This zero-emissions vehicle has a top speed of 50 miles per hour, and measures a mere 7.7 feet in length to make parking in tight spots (something urban commuters can identify with) a snap.

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[Concept] Sling Shot Camera won’t take pleasant photos

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Love to shoot photographs of your friends cowering in fear, but you can never scare them and pull out the camera in time to capture their expressions? Well, this concept camera from designers Sung Young Um and Jung Eun Yim should help solve that problem. Called the Sling Shot Camera, it is specifically designed for the aforementioned purpose. This digital camera is shaped like a sling shot, and is triggered when the elastic band is pulled.

By the time people realize that you don’t have a real sling shot in your hands, it will be too late, and you’ll have their shocked expression caught on your camera (which you’ll no doubt share with your all friends on your social networks). The Sling Shot Camera even has two flash lights which means it can even be used in the dark. The bottom of the camera has a USB port for image transferring purposes. No word on whether the concept will ever get turned into a real gadget, but it definitely be a real fun camera to bring to parties. More pictures at the source link.

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Mercedes-Benz “iPhone Interface Plus” concept

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It’s starting to become more and more obvious that car manufacturers are looking for ways to integrate our smartphones/tablets into their cars. Probably a couple of years ago, the closest thing to integration our phones got with our car was an aux cable connected to the audio jack on our handsets, but now it looks like integration just got a whole lot deeper. Mercedes-Benz showed off one such concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show that they’re calling the “iPhone Interface Plus”.

When the driver/passenger gets into the car, they can slot the iPhone into a hidden compartment in the glove box. From there, the user will be able to scroll through various social networking and email functions from a display in the middle of the dashboard of the car. The menu can be navigated via a rotary pushbutton and users will be able to access Facebook, Twitter, and even their emails. It appears that there’s no keyboard from which you will be able to type from as the video suggests pre-written messages to choose from, although since this is a concept, we’re guessing it will probably be different if it were to be made a reality.

Naturally GPS would be one such feature built into the interface, and as for business users, they will be able to check their emails while on the go, which will be read aloud to them as they drive, allowing them to concentrate on the road. Check out the video below for the demonstration (and feast your eyes on the concept vehicle while you’re at it!).

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SWYP – See What You Print concept

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Remember the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) acronym that made waves more than a decade ago? It seems that the printing world has a new acronym to grapple with – SWYP, which stands for See What You Print. Regardless of how a printer is presented in an advertisement, they all come with some software to install and an LCD display that is hardly decent enough for your eyes. With SWYP, things might change.

This concept printer is shaped after a very thick sheet of paper, sporting a multi-touch touchscreen display at the top, where the printing hardware will remain below the area, where the touchscreen is mean to represent the editing and printing area. Basically, what your eyes see on the display is exactly what will appear on the sheet of A4 paper after that. Basically, there is no need for any software or hardware, as SWYP will be your printing canvas.

As the touchscreen is the same size as the paper, this means it will always a 100% accurate when it comes to your printout. The touchscreen interface will also represent the printer’s innards, showing off a clear indicator of just how much actual ink the cartridge has left. This idea could certainly make do with plenty of improvements, and hopefully it won’t end up guzzling a whole lot of juice with the display itself.

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Mercedes-Benz “iPhone Interface Plus” concept

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It’s starting to become more and more obvious that car manufacturers are looking for ways to integrate our smartphones/tablets into their cars. Probably a couple of years ago, the closest thing to integration our phones got with our car was an aux cable connected to the audio jack on our handsets, but now it looks like integration just got a whole lot deeper. Mercedes-Benz showed off one such concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show that they’re calling the “iPhone Interface Plus”.

When the driver/passenger gets into the car, they can slot the iPhone into a hidden compartment in the glove box. From there, the user will be able to scroll through various social networking and email functions from a display in the middle of the dashboard of the car. The menu can be navigated via a rotary pushbutton and users will be able to access Facebook, Twitter, and even their emails. It appears that there’s no keyboard from which you will be able to type from as the video suggests pre-written messages to choose from, although since this is a concept, we’re guessing it will probably be different if it were to be made a reality.

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Bentley offers Apple package in Mulsanne concept vehicle

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When you think Bentley, you think luxury, and with our cars starting to feature more and more integration with our smartphones and tablets, it looks like Bentley may have taken it to the next level with a Mac Mini integration in their concept Mulsanne flagship luxury vehicle that was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

Not just content with integrating one Mac Mini, the Mulsanne concept vehicle will also come integrated with two iPads, two Apple wireless keyboards, and to top it all of, an iPod touch which will be used as the heart of its entertainment system. The reason behind the integration of so many devices is because the Mulsanne is targeted at the power business user, who apparently requires to be on top of their business commitments at all times, even while traveling.

A 15.6” display drops down from the roof console, which is connected to the Mac Mini, which also keeps the two iPads in sync, while the iPod touch acts as a control panel for the Rear Seat Entertainment and audio system for the rest of the vehicle.

Wonder how much all of this will cost? It seems that if the car gets made, just the car alone will set you back $346,000, and if you would like to add on the Apple package, it will cost you an additional $138,580. Ouch.

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