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My concept mobile |
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Although I never had any interest in having any kind of mobile, but still
I have had interest in acquiring information about different kind of mobiles.
Mobile’s size, color, abilities and price used to be my main interest. With
passage of time information I was gathering about mobiles slowly, slowly started
to create an idea in my mind about my concept mobile. |
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[ Basic features so far of my concept mobile. ] |
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Following is the summery outline of the basic features of my concept
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Basic features so far of my concept mobile are |
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It’s price and maintenance will be affordable. |
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It’s processor will be fast, accurate and durable. |
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It’s display screen will have a good size with ratio of 1.77. |
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It’s resources e.g. memory, battery charge etc will not end/get-consumed easily/quickly. |
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It’s design and color will be attractive. |
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It’s abilities of networking and contacting with other devices will be of high quality. |
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It’will be made of many panels giving it look of a book/copy/etc. Each panel will be for a particular purpose e.g. display, memory, batteries etc. |
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Plus It will have features I am not discussing in this post/article. May be I
will discus them in next blog posts/articles here. |
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In this background a few days ago on one cold night of January 2022 my
eyes fell upon an out of use cardboard box in the dining room of our home. I
quickly made an idea of making a prototype of my above discussed concept mobile
from it. For this purpose I took a small sized kitchen knife and cut that
cardboard box according to the required measurements. I actually made four
rectangular pieces having size nearly like smart mobile phones. Then I fixed
those four rectangular pieces together using masking tape in such a way that
those pieces took the shape of a copy/book/etc. |
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[ Mobile's different panels explained ] |
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First think of my concept mobile as a book/copy. Just like a book/copy have
front and back covers and pages in between it's covers my mobile will have front
panel, rear panel and a few more panels in between it's front and rear panels.
Mobile’s each panel will be for one or more specific purpose as explained below.
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[ (a) - Front panel ] |
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many slots for SIM's and mobile's mother-board, processor etc.
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[ (b) - Rear panel ] |
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This panel will contain rear cameras and
many batteries. Idea is to make mobile continuesly work at full capacity for a
full month after a full charge.
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[ (c) - In between panels ] |
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They will be set of a few panels as explained in the following. |
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[ (c-1) - Memory panel ] |
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This panel will have a lot of slots for installing Ram,
Internal and External storage media.
This mobile will have single memory-set working as RAM and Internal memory with
capacity of multiple of Terabytes.
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[ (c-2) - SIM panel ] |
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This panel will have a lot of
slots for installing a lot of SIM's in it.
(Update: Mobile will not have this panel.Slots for sim will be available
in front panel) |
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[ (c-3) - Expansion panel ] |
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This panel
will have a lot of slots for installing expansion cards for increasing features
of mobile and/or adding
feature to mobile.
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[ (c-4) - Battery panel ] |
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This panel will have a lot of slots for installing
batteries. Idea is to make mobile continuesly work at full capacity for a full
month after a full charge. |
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[ My concept mobile's different panels ] |
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Panels of my concept mobile are explained in the following photo. |
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In the following I will further explain my concept mobile with the help of
photos I took of it’s above mentioned basic prototype. These photos will also
describe steps I took during making prototype of my concept mobile. |
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[ Step # 1 ] |
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In this step I got two rectangular cardboard pieces of same size by cutting a
out of use cardboard box using a small kitchen knife. Knife can be seen in the
photo for "Step # 2". |
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[ Step # 2 ] |
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In this step I got four rectangular pieces of the same size by cutting the two
pieces I got in the previous step "Step # 1". For cutting I used the small kitchen knife
and for measuring size of required panels I used thread. Both can be seen in the
following photo for this step "Step # 2". |
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[ Step # 3 ] |
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After getting four cardboard pieces, as described in the above steps, I attached
all those four pieces together with the help of a masking tape. Their final
shape and purpose is described in the following photo of this step "Step # 3". |
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[ Front and Rear view of mobile prototype ] |
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Following
are the photos of my concept mobile displaying it's front and rear view. After
making this prototype I made an idea that mobile will be of almost the same size
as this prototype is. |
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| Colors used for Border and Background of this post |
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127, 127, 127 |
#7f7f7f |
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#e4e4e4 |
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If there are any mistakes in this post then I will remove them whenever I will know about them. |
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