A number of elders Apple products can boast a design that many of us would certainly welcome even in current products. Every now and then a concept pops up on the internet that combines an older design with the elements and features of a newer one Apple products. One such concept was created by a twenty-four-year-old designer and fan Applu Xhakomo Doda. The design of the computer, named iMac G4 New Edition, partially borrowed the design from the iMac G4 - the popular "lamp" from 2002.
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Doda says that design is always a challenge for him, and that creating a new product from something that has already proven its functionality and design in the past can sometimes be difficult. In his concept, he wanted to preserve the aesthetics of the iMac G4 and combine it with contemporary elements Apple products. According to him, when designing the concept, he wanted to stick to the characteristic look of a domed base combined with a flat monitor. The main materials in the concept were aluminum and glass, which Doda considers characteristic for Apple. When designing, Doda also played with the keyboard, which he conceptualized as a touch keyboard with the possibility of switching from classic typing to another type of work. "I think that's the most innovative part of the concept," Doda says of the keyboard. The monitor of the designed Mac has a thin, practically frameless design, the concept also includes a mouse that in many ways resembles Apple Magic Mouse 2.
Xhakomo Doda studied industrial design at the University of Architecture in Venice. He currently lives in London, where he works as a CAD designer at Burberry. So his vision is not based on any behind-the-scenes information Applu, but purely from his imagination. What do you think of this iMac concept?
It gives me chills.
The keyboard and mouse have chargersonewhich from below and in that base is a plate disc
Tablet on a stick.
I can't imagine working with a keyboard without any tactile feedback. It will introduce completely new interfaces, or retain some form of tactile feedback.
Yes, it's just some graphic artist's wet dream :)
Haha, probably not, that leg is disgusting