Would you pay $1,200 for this phone? - Yanko Design
I probably wouldn't… but this phone'due south not for me. Coming from RED Digital Cinema, the company that makes most of Hollywood's loftier-end cameras, the Android smartphone doesn't want to exist called a smartphone, simply rather a Holographic Media Machine. It comes with a screen that is capable of delivering drinking glass-less 3D visuals. 3D screens could be large, HTC tried and failed, but with VR being the adjacent big thing, who knows. All we have correct now is this atypical render, a code-name Hydrogen, and a price tag of $1,195 *coughs*.
Let'due south accept a wait at the image we've got… That photographic camera bump on the top clearly means business, and coming from RED, maybe information technology'll rival whatsoever pocketable camera you currently own. I'thou not a fan of the grips on the side of the phones considering A. not anybody holds the phone the aforementioned way, and B. it solves an credible ergonomics problem but instantly creates an artful trouble. I'chiliad as well having second thoughts nearly that charging port. It looks goose egg like anything I've ever seen… which leads me to remember that it may be proprietary. Above that, on the dorsum of the telephone, are a series of magnetic connector plates, possibly for an attachment like a flashlight (which the telephone…sorry…holographic media machine doesn't have built into it).
At a staggering toll of over a grand for the Hydrogen smartphone ($ane,595 for the titanium version), clearly this telephone has a rather fixed purpose and therefore a fixed target audience (probably VERY serious videographers, or just evidently rich people). Which makes me wonder… is the title of this article as rhetorical as you lot idea?
Designer: Ruby Digital Cinema
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2017/07/06/would-you-pay-1200-for-this-phone/
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