Oct 31, 2007 6:35 AM

LG Touch Design Too Good To Be Real

Severe and beautiful, Yeop Kim’s design for an LG Touch (not to confused with HTC’s real-life model by the same name) weds the firm’s earlier Prada handset with iPhone-like functionality and a monster dock, doubtless packed with imaginary extra horsepower to turn the phone into the heart of a true computer. Everything in this hypothetical […]

Severe and beautiful, Yeop Kim's design for an LG Touch (not to confused with HTC's real-life model by the same name) weds the firm's earlier Prada handset with iPhone-like functionality and a monster dock, doubtless packed with imaginary extra horsepower to turn the phone into the heart of a true computer.

Everything in this hypothetical scenario is touchy-feely, right down to the glowing keyboard. Frankly, it looks more like a Sony product, with its glossy black intersecting planes and expensive-looking peripherals.

All In One Wonder LG Touch [Yanko]

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