For so long we've all worked within some pretty traditional constructs of what we call our desktops - whether on a Mac, PC, Linux or Commodore 64. We've all worked with the basic file structures and architectures that compose our virtual working/living world on our computers and how we interface with them.
With advancing web technologies and continually evolving interface design we've certainly seem some breakthroughs but they have mostly been at the site or application level, not on our day-to-day computer desktops. Neither OS X or Windows Vista have evolved things that much. That is until now (or soon hopefully).
Check out Bumptop. Designed by Anand Agarawala. BumpTop represents a paradigm shift in how we can think about our virtual desktops and allow them to become more intuitive and more important productive. Not to mention it's about as cool as you could imagine! While this is in beta now, follow it's development and sign up for a beta as the developer gets closer. I for one am hopeful to get a sneak peek!
Showing posts with label workstation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label workstation. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Breaking the desktop paradigm
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Labels: animation, gadgets, IA, information architecture, innovative, Inspiration, Interactive, inventions, useful, user experience, web design, windows vista, workstation
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Intel i7 processor powered workstation
An awesome ergonomic workstation that is adjustable to you. Full access to the most powerful processor, 3 huge LCDs and amazing comfort.
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Labels: computer, flatscreen, i7, intel, workstation
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