The Blank OLED Phone: Ultimate in Phone Customization
March 12, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Mobile Monitor, The Unwired Life, Unwired Oddities
This is the Blank, a touch screen OLED phone that is … well … blank. To facilitate the ever changing fickle taste in fashion and personalization, the Blank concept allows owners to use the touch screen as a slate to place their own custom designs.
The full coverage OLED has a number of other benefits over traditional phone screens as well, such as a much lower power consumption compared to LCD’s, a higher contrast ratio and the ability to customize the interface and eliminate unneeded functions from sight. When you want to text, bring up a full QWERTY keypad, when you’re dialing, only numbers appear on screen. The removal of a dedicated keypad also allows you to watch media in true widescreen format. [source]
Design by Chris Kujawski
This could happen, however, OLED lack of protection may be damaged easily.
And if it is protected by a layer of glass, it may full of finger print.
And this conpet is similar to Iphone, but I prefer your style