FORMBOTEN's 'Scope Phone' Features a Hidden Keypad
Michael Hines — September 22, 2010 — Tech
References: formboten & yankodesign
If you're sick of touchscreen phones and QWERTY keyboards, then the Scope Phone from FORMBOTEN is for you. This phone is made in the simple style of a slider with one unique innovation: the keypad on the Scope Phone pops out of the phone itself!
With just the touch of a button, the Scope Phone reveals its secret keypad and doubles the phone's size. I like the design of this phone. It definitely seems like a capable and creative alternative for cash-strapped phone fiends.
With just the touch of a button, the Scope Phone reveals its secret keypad and doubles the phone's size. I like the design of this phone. It definitely seems like a capable and creative alternative for cash-strapped phone fiends.
Trend Themes
1. Push-button Concept Phones - FORMBOTEN's 'Scope Phone' demonstrates a disruptive innovation opportunity by introducing a hidden keypad in a slider phone design.
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3. Enhanced User Experience - The Scope Phone's hidden keypad adds a new level of functionality and convenience, creating a disruptive innovation opportunity for user-friendly mobile devices.
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