Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts

Friday, March 08, 2013

Computer Industry Concept: Upgradable Custom Hardware For Tablets & Smartphones

Hello All,

How many times have you thought to yourself only if I can extend the life of this iPad Tablet of mine. Instead of being forced to buying another iteration of the next generation of tablet computers. Today's concept takes "Apple Computer, Inc's" business model of nickel and diming consumers piece meal. With each new generation of iphone or ipad's just to milk us of our hard earned dollars once a year. Although I shouldn't single out Apple for doing this to us for the past 5 years time. Samsung, has jumped onto the band wagon and is now giving Apple a run for its money.

Five years ago "Apple Computers, Inc" of Macintosh fame gave us the best iPhone smart phone on the market place. Causing a revival not seen since the Blackberry and the Palm Pilot before it. Kudos, to "Research in Motion" makers of the Blackberry for dropping the ball on your lead. Whereby Apple took up the slack and gave the world the iPhone. Besides this the iPad has debuted for the past 4 years or so making hand held computers more renowned. Like something out of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" science fiction of the hand held computer clip boards.

As Apple made the way for this 21st century computer technology to make our lives better and faster. Not unlike Xerox and IBM did for the PC computer in the last century. Now is the time for computer component manufacturers like: Asus, Nvidia, IBM, Creative, Panasonic, Sony, Seagate, AMD, etc... To take the show away from "Apple or Samsung" and create a new momentum for computer Tablets and Smartphones world wide. To wrestle control away from these heavy weights by opening up the market place in a much wider capacity.

Since in all sincerity the Tablet and Smartphone have more in common with a Video Game Console with locked in place computer specifications. Than a true "Formula One" of PC computer hardware that can be upgraded over time as improvements are made in technology. Why buy an entirely new iPad or Galaxy tablet when only you need a better video graphics card and RAM?

Computer enthusiasts should be making such demands and more over this is a Lucrative Opportunity for a slew of computer manufacturers of components. To open up a global multi-billion dollar market place to be pursued for your customers be they retail or commercial. Does it take a undiscovered futurist innovator to bring this to your attention?


Sunday, August 26, 2012

Tablet Computer Concept: "Clam Shell Tablet Computer"

Hello All,

As I write this conceptual entry today Sunday August 26th in regards to the breaking news from two days ago on Friday August 24th. Whereby "Samsung Electronics Co." currently owes "Apple Inc." $1.05 Billion U.S. dollars for its patent infringements for the smartphone and tablet devices. This was the recent ruling from a San Jose California court here in the States that Apple filed against Samsung.

Here's an article dated August 24th 2012 from The Wall Street Journal news site:

"Samsung Loses Strategic Gamble in U.S."

My concept today evolves the heavy Apple design of the iPad tablet into a variant form. In my opinion the evolution of the iPad came from its predecessor of the Mac Book laptop computer. Which the Mac Book is a Macintosh version of the PC laptop or notebook computer. Typically a brand new generation of an iPad sells for a base rate of $500 U.S. per unit here in the States. Where the iPad global phenomena is only a little over 2 years old. Before the iPad put the tablet computer on the map. There was the generic PC clone of the "Web Book" that retailed for around $200-$300 U.S. per unit.

My concept of the "Clam Shell Tablet" or if Apple Inc. were to adopt it I would call their futuristic version the "iPad Plus". Basically a "Clam Shell Tablet" design that evolves the singular tablet into a double tablet units joined at the hip like a regular notebook / laptop computer. Where the tablet merged the laptop / notebook keyboard / mouse into one overall computer screen. The "Clam Shell Tablet" would resurrect the clam shell design by linking two tablets screens together. For a greater range of computer screen real estate to be utilized. Whilst keeping all the bells and whistles of a current tablet computer like the iPad. Where today's iPad is the vanilla version, my clam shell design would be the double dutch chocolate flavor to the world for now at least. That the dual tablets would be configured in one being a master to the second slave unit joined together in under the hood circuitry.

A potential marketing publicity campaign here in the States if not in Europe for the "Clam Shell Tablet" design. Is "Moses" on the "Mount Sinai" holding the 2 tablets etched by "God" himself. In this case its a Moses holding a clam shell tablet computer depicting the two full screens to the camera. With a spoof stating where Moses destroyed the 2nd tablet he comes down from the Mount with one whole product name (ie a clam shell tablet).

Samsung Electronics Co. a division of the overall Samsung Group in South Korea had a chance to truly evolve the tactile design if not the technology of the tablet computer. According to the "Wall Street Journal" article I cited above. Samsung rejected an Apple licensing royalty deal of $24 U.S. per unit back into 2010. The leadership at Samsung is now biting the proverbial bullet for its gamble with patent infringements against Apple Inc.

I'm an amateur Futurist / Innovator with a sense of vision that can offer a simplistic clam shell design to the tablet computer.  Samsung Electronics Co., should've taken a better gamble by allowing their designers and computer engineers do what they do best. That being offering tried and true consumer products that differentiate it from its competitors. Next time follow the Spirit of Samsung and not entirely the politics of putting one over on your rival competitor by being a plain copycat. Apple Inc., computer designers if your paying attention I'll just say a hearty hello in homage to a great tablet computer offering so far.