Now here’s something cool that would find a nice home in any OS fan boy’s collection — What you see above are real life calculator concepts that mimic the virtual ones found in both Mac OS X and Windows. The Mintpass designer has done a great job with these showing off their virtual counterparts in the bottom corners of the images.

Would these ever hit retail? Most likely not because if they did the manufacturers would be looking at a hefty lawsuit. But hell, I’d buy one.

via technabob

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As the model connotes, this wine-colored LG UX280 is a mid-entry level phone designed for users who need easy to use mobile solution. Though the LG UX280 seems to sound basic, it is something any new cell phone owner would be proud to show off thanks mainly to its design.

LG UX280 Wine phone integrates dedicated keys that give easy and instant access to features and functions. It has an internal screen of 240 x 320 pixels which can generate 262k colors and an external screen of 1.3 inch. The Wine phone incorporates a 1.3 megapixel camera and a voice recognition feature.

Equipped with Bluetooth connectivity that will help Wine users to share and transfer data, GPS support is also found on the device. Besides providing powerful navigation applications, other features like a calculator, speakerphone, calendar, alarm clock and a phone book are also integrated in the phone.

The LG UX280 is priced at $29.95 after a $50 mail in rebate with a two year contract. It is also available at $179.95 without the agreement.

(Source) Tech Gadget

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