Bored of grave blacks in the name of laptops? Nikita Buyanov has designed concepts of laptops with innovation and style that floors – for Intel/Hewlett Packard.

In the concepts developed mainly in 3ds max (VRay) with some photoshop corrections, she has proved her point.

The result is amazing, though still a concept. The HP Chameleon laptop concept, has an adaptive microcell coverage option. It transforms its exterior to look like its surrounding background.

The HP Eco model, resplendent in green, has solar charging cells, a bar-code reader for food products, and an accessory – a bangle for blood pressure control and pulse.

A cool-blue fitness model for fitness freaks has a weight-checking option. It is not clear if the laptop can withstand someone’s weight. Its bangle is for sporting sessions.

The HP Make-up model in pink, can change its screen into a mirror, and the HP Mama model video-records your children’s movements. HP Perfume is meant to either convert into a lamp, or permeate fresh smells through its unique downloading ability of smell samples. For those who do not like squarish laptops, HP Nobag, with its thin screen and keyboard rolls in, to the size of a handy folded umbrella.

Via:  Behance

The offering of “pink gold” Lifebook P8010 from Fujitsu is an indication of tech giant’s move to create a niche for itself in the consumer market where conventional models, designs and patterns fails to retain the interest of fashionable geeks and techie divas. The limited edition model features 3.5G (HSDPA) WWAN, 12.1-inch WXGA SuperFine widescreen panel and Intel’s Core 2 Duo SL7100 processor, enabling it enjoy an edge over Sony’s TZ series. After such a warm entry of Fujitsu’s LifeBook P8010, the model became stale only after few months of its release.

The innovative LifeBook P8010 limited-edition pink gold laptop features a sure-to-be-polarizing high-gloss finish and others essential details 1.3-megapixel camera, dual-layer DVD writer, battery that lasts six-hours on one time charge and a fingerprint reader. With no word available about its availability across overseas, it is only a blessing for those residing in Australia and is retailed at $2,899 ($2,748 Yankee dollars).
Via Engadget/ BoingBoing