In 2007 the internet fit in your pocket. In 2050, the pocket is optional.
Rainbow · half open · 147.0 × 71.5 mm unfolded
A display.
Are you getting it? These are not three separate devices.
No ports. No buttons. No camera bump. A single 0.9 mm sheet of flexible sapphire glass with the whole computer printed inside it. Fold it in half and it fits a shirt pocket. Open it and the crease disappears.
Every square millimetre of the display is also a solar cell. Leave it face up by a window and you won't think about charging again. Try it: pick where the phone is sitting.
Model: 105 cm² active glass, 34% tandem-cell efficiency, 4 Wh daily use, ~110 lux per W/m². Concept figures.
Its intelligence lives on the glass itself. Your voice, your face, your memories are processed where they're made and go no further.
A 2-trillion-parameter model runs locally. No server sees your questions.
Say "forget today" and every trace of it is gone, including from the model.
Every suggestion comes with a plain reason you can read, question or switch off.
| Size and weight | 147.0 × 71.5 × 0.9 mm · 61 g Folds flat to 73.5 mm along its hidden hinge |
|---|---|
| Display | Dual-sided microLED, 2,400 ppi, 1–240 Hz Light-field layer projects up to 12 cm above the glass |
| Chip | A44 photonic system-in-glass Neural engine: 9,000 TOPS at 2 W |
| Power | Solar glass plus 20 Wh solid-state cell Four days in darkness · 10,000 cycles |
| Cameras | Under-display sensor array across the full surface Computational aperture f/0.9 equivalent |
| Connectivity | 7G, satellite messaging anywhere on Earth, ultra-wideband No SIM, no ports; charges and syncs by light |
| Materials | Fused sapphire glass, 100% recycled rare-earth traces Fully recoverable at end of life |
Stay hungry.Steve Jobs, 1955–2011. This concept is made in his spirit.
Stay foolish.