iPhone Mini by kromekat
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Description
One of 3 Apple product concepts I recently completed for MacLife magazine based on patents filed by Apple in recent months.
This is a proposed new iPhone with smaller/shorter form factor, and a flip down transparent secondary touch screen!
I just got a mail from the editor that the concepts were featured on FOX TV this morning in the US - see link below! ;)
Cinema 4D XL 10.5
Cheers :)
Adam
Fox TV Video clip

Comments (19)
Very cool.
Very slick as always.
Wow! That looks really cool. Nice work on that.
Very nice work...this looks just like a product photo!Excellent modelling and textures as usual!
Great work, Adam. I'm with the MacLife guy; if Apple really does release this "mini" version of iPhone I too think it will be huge.
Excellent work sir...
Superb modeling and design! Terrific! 5+
I want one! Wicked modelling. Nicely done, its very slick indeed. ;-)
Nice work. Cool to get your name mentioned on tv too!
Good looking concept pieces! Apple has all the cool ideas.
Xcellent render!
Superb industrial design and awesome product visualization. Where can I get one of these!
Sweet! Crabapple edition! ;']
Great concept. I put this on my wishlist.
Slick 3D modelling! Please send me one and put it on my credit :-)
It was cool to say the least, to see the Fox TV clip. I had a go at tracking down the patents to see what you had to work with, but alas to no avail. Anyway, fantastic visualisation and execution. Only thing that bothers me, is, how come hardly any comments? I guess some people just don't recognise Genius...
Made it's may onto MacRumors forums as well: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=486423
Superb.
Congrats Adam... once again! Mak (as in virtuallyhistorical)