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Nokia apparently being experimented for its future mobile phones. Now the Finnish vendor show that cell phone batteries can be re-filled automatically when inserted into the pants pocket.
Nokia E-Cu (E for Environment, Cu to Cooper), that's the attraction in addition to a radical design, this concept phone designed by Patrick Hyland, a designer from London. The basic principle is this phone is changing the heat generated when the phone is located inside the bag into electrical energy that can be used to charge the battery.
The back was full of copper that can convert heat into electrical energy, not just from the bag trousers only. Hyland said this was the future mobile phone concept that does not need a charger, of course to further protect the environment and also save energy.
Previously, has also introduced the Nokia prototype cell phone that utilizes radio waves or electromagnetic radiation as a resource. Just wait if the two technologies were eventually sold some future time.
Nokia E-Cu (E for Environment, Cu to Cooper), that's the attraction in addition to a radical design, this concept phone designed by Patrick Hyland, a designer from London. The basic principle is this phone is changing the heat generated when the phone is located inside the bag into electrical energy that can be used to charge the battery.
The back was full of copper that can convert heat into electrical energy, not just from the bag trousers only. Hyland said this was the future mobile phone concept that does not need a charger, of course to further protect the environment and also save energy.
Previously, has also introduced the Nokia prototype cell phone that utilizes radio waves or electromagnetic radiation as a resource. Just wait if the two technologies were eventually sold some future time.
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