Xperia 3D Concept

Made a quick 3D concept based on the 3D mesh of the Honami I made earlier. This is something that was a little bit rushed, and posted on the Esato concept thread since the thread had become a little bit too quiet.







The back was inspired by a Sony Cybershot TX200v, and bears a strong resemblance to it mainly because of the Xenon flash placement and the camera lens.

The front is a typical Xperia look, with the Sony Jellybean UI.

Anyway, this was a quick 3D render, with a goal of trying to at least achieve an official looking render.

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Honami 3D Render based on Rumors

This was the Honami render that I made months ago based on rumors, and info from Esato forums.

The point was to at least give an idea of what the device might look like. The device that was announced recently as the Sony Honami is the Sony Xperia Z1. Which is Sony's latest flagship smartphone device.

The aluminum frame and the diamond cut edges was spot on in the render. Including the placement of the 3.5 jack. But there was something lacking on the aluminum frame, and that was a line of the same color as the phone which is placed on the middle of the aluminum frame, similar to the Xperia Z. Which carries the "omnibalance" design language of Sony.

Other things not close in the render was the magnetic charging port. It turned out that the magnetic charging port of Z1 is exactly the same as Z Ultra, which was Sony's flagship phablet.



This is what the official Xperia Z1 renders looks like:

In comparison with the rendered Honami, at least we were close right? Anyway, for more information about rumors and mobile phones just visit Esato Forums.

http://www.esato.com/board/


For more information about the Xperia Z1, just visit Sony's official product page:

http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/products/phones/xperia-z1/

Sony UX Concept

The third concept using 3d software I made for Esato forums, this one being with the idea of trying to put as many features in the phone as possible. A qwerty keyboard, 16mp camera, Xenon flash as well as LED light, a lens cover, a stylus and finally Android OS.

A camera hump at the back indicates a larger sensor, although I haven't thought much about the size of the sensor. A small slider at the hump for opening and closing the lens cover.

Stylus slot at the bottom, as well as the 3.5 audio jack. There's also the illuminated strip at the side which displays music and notifications without needing to turn on the main screen of the phone. The illuminated strip idea was taken from my previous concept Sony WX.

MicroSD slot and MicroUSB slot is at the side of the phone, just on top of the illuminated strip at the right side of the phone.

Sounds like a crazy concept? most probably, since this is literally trying to put everything on a single phone. Although with the advancement of technology these days, you'll never know there might be one in the future.

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Audio Technica ATH SJ33 3D Model

I made an accurate and detailed model of the Audio Technica ATH SJ33 headphones. Detailed for close up renders.

Model is subdivision ready and is to be used with Subdivision Surface or Turbosmooth to achieve high levels of detail for close ups. Scene setup not included.

3D Model is available at CG Trader.

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Sony WX Concept

The second concept I made for Esato forums, this one was inspired from the good old walkman phones during the days of Sony Ericsson. This was again done in 3ds Max, although not as good as my first concept in my opinion. I was trying on making something else different, like the concept of a small illuminated strip at the back of the phone, which shows the name of the music currently playing.

The concept has dedicated music buttons at the side, and the purpose of the illuminated strip at the back is to be able to view what song is currently playing, without needing to turn on the whole screen, much like a small portable mp3 player.

As usual the phone is equipped with a standard 5 megapixel camera, and runs the Android OS, with the four corner UI implemented by Sony on some of it's phones.

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Sony CX Concept

My first concept made for Esato forums, as a member and a digital art hobbyist, I was inspired at the rendered concepts in the esato concepts thread. So I made my own, using 3d software that I was studying on my own at the time 3ds Max.

The front design was highly influenced by the Xperia Ray and the Sony Ericsson k810 with it's home button resembling Ray and the shortcut buttons at the top similar to k810, This was also inspired by the trend that I wish to come back, the days of the Xenon flash equipped cameraphones of SE with it's k810, c901 and c905.

The back was inspired by the Sony Ericsson Satio, and is fully equipped with a 12 megapixel camera, a Carl Zeiss lens, Xenon Flash, and of course a lens cover.

True by today's standards this will be a thick phone and a niche product, I believe it is still the dream phone of geeks and technology enthusiasts like me. A fully equipped Android cameraphone.

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