Designer Marc Schömann must have really loved the Dan Brown bestseller The Da Vinci Code. At least that’s the only reason I could think of for him inventing this baton style mobile phone that uses haptic technology to provide physical feedback for making a call. To dial, you turn the dial of every element to the desired cipher. Once you’ve entered the number, you turn the first segment “to phone” (green LED). If you want to hang up the call, you just gotta turn the first segment to “hang up” (red LED).
For lazy voice dialers of the day, that’s just a whole lot of work and given how the phone works without buttons and without a display and is based on the old dial phones something tells us its not exactly going to be the iPhone-killer the designer hoped it to be!
Source: Yanko Design