Orkin's Rolltop ©

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Are the ism masters teasing us again with their magic? When they brought chemotherapy on-stream, it was said the technology was perfected a decade earlier. Same was said when the cell-phone was introduced.
Now, Evengi Orkin develops what is termed a concept – a flexible OLED laptop – tablet convertible that morphs from a scroll to a 13” laptop and ends up as a 17” touch-screen tablet. The display wraps around a power stand that incorporates the webcam, speakers and relevant ports.
My instinct was that the design of my Gigabyte convertible is analogous to David's Volvo Amazon, but I had no reference point when I procured it early this year. Now I have.
The more I revise the promotional clip, the more I believe the Rolltop is a reasonable expectation, rather than a futuristic concept, for this day and age.
Keep the masters safe and they will huddle. Let them huddle and enjoy their magic.
Cheers, Tommy
Video origin: Orkin Design ©
Image compostion: Google Images, ImageTricks, InstantShot

Comments

  1. AnonymousDecember 23, 2009 at 2:32 AM

    No internal power supply - not really a laptop. Need expernal power outlet. Concept great, but.....

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  2. Tommy PetersDecember 23, 2009 at 5:02 AM

    The blue shoulder strap is the power cord. One end is the power plug while the other remains connected to the power stand. Cheers, Tommy

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