Elite Find of the Day: Tiny E-Ball by Apostol Tnokovski is a Futuristic PC

Futuristic PC

If you happen to believe that PCs can only be rectangular or square then you need to hear or rather witness this revolutionary creation by designer Apostol Tnokovski. His belief that PC arena is curved is well reflected via this 6-inch orb-shaped model. Touted as “the smallest PC ever made,” the E-Ball oddball shaped PC features the pop-out laser mouse, a pico projector inside that illumines either the fence or a pane of paper for a display, and the laser keyboard is certainly a maladroit input device. Fix that, and identify a motherboard that befits the palm-sized baby, and Apostol might be onto somewhat here. If you are looking for more fun then do consider PC of the swim rings.

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e-ball-061 Elite Find of the Day: Tiny E-Ball by Apostol Tnokovski is a Futuristic PC

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2 Comments »

  • Jim said:

    The smallest computer in the world comes with a WHAT? paper WHAT holder??????

    - 23 October 2009 at 3:06 am
  • Techno Primer said:

    lol, i think it’s just a typo error jim, i think what they mean is sheet lol. Kidding aside this concept computer is very sleek and cool, i’m looking forward to see it in the market soon. Kudos for the designer and for the author of this post for sharing. cheers

    - 19 November 2009 at 8:16 am

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