Slice PC Concept is trying to answer the need of efficient and visually files storage on your computer. This PC Concept is trying to help you with the trouble of finding the files that are buried deep within folders, and you are no longer know how to indicate and locate the files when you need it. Slice PC Concept helps you physically interacting with the information, users can organize and place files accordingly. Each of the slices visually represent different folders seen in current operating software such as My Documents, My Music, My Videos, etc. The visual and haptic experience associated with slice emotionally connects the users to their information stored on the computer reassuring the safety and placement of their files.
Designer : Tim MacKay, David Taylor, and Mark Pylypczak
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Related Tags : operating software, david taylor, mackay, folders, storage, music
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3 Responses to “Physically Interacting with Slice Futuristic PC Concept”
By toni on Sep 1, 2008 | Reply
Hi, I’m interested in publish some note about this concept in a Spanish magazine, I need high resolution images… please, could some of the designers get in touch?
Thanx a lot
Best regards
By Sameer Nasir on Nov 15, 2008 | Reply
cool!!!software……..i just love it.///……!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Ian on Jan 13, 2009 | Reply
Excellent design; completely executable, as small as storage is today. I can see myself buying one of these and actually using it in my home someday.