Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Android Phone Made Out of Bamboo Goes Into Production

Android Phone Made Out of Bamboo Goes Into Production

Bamboo is a very useful wood. It can be used for all sorts of things. You can use it to build houses, scaffolding and even feed it to pandas. Another new use has sprung up – you can use it as the chassis for a phone. The device you see above was once a mere concept by Middlesex student Kieron-Scott Woodhouse. (That's about as fitting a last name as you could have for this project.)

Its name is the AdZero and it's made out of real bamboo. Each phone's block of wood is naturally unique. The woody nature contributes to how light it is with TechCrunch saying it weighs half as much as an iPhone 4S.

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