How many of you have ever thought that the future computer system will be no longer featuring a physical monitor and keyboard? Pauline Carlos, an industrial designer brings out one amazing concept called the Froot. The model comes in a colorful case which is made up of biodegradable starch-based polymer that has two projectors - one that projects the display on the wall and one that projects the keyboard on the desk. Could you imagine typing on a keyboard without feeling any humps?

Imagine yourself riding the Bionic Car in the next 20 years, a ride that’s cooler than ever with the see-through polycarbonate roof with doorless body. It is equipped with a solar photovoltaic cells and a lithium-ion battery plus GPS navigator for proper direction. The star-shaped rim will always be possible.

Although this is just a concept, we still think that its pretty cool. This is the Xbox 1080 that was designed by Carl Archambeault and kind of resembles a big mix of the Xbox 360, the PSP GO and the Microsoft Zune. We wish that they would release something like this, that would be so awesome.

Here is a first look at a new concept phone from Sony Ericsson, which for now is pretty scarce on info, but we can still make some assumptions. What we do know know is that it has a projected display that looks very nice. As far as the area underneath we aren’t 100% sure, but we are going to guess it is a sort of quasi-touchscreen with different functions being illuminated in the back panel. Either way, this is shaping up to be a nice looking phone and we look forward to sharing more new information, just as much as you look forward to reading it.

The hydrogen-powered tiny car, Riversimple utilizes a network of small fuel cells to run four motors, which each wheel has. It is estimated to deliver up to 300 mpg and reaches a speed of up to 50 mph. The mini car carries a two-seater with new-age Citroen 2CV looks. Whether the real unit will be presented in a short time or later, hydrogen-operated cars are nearly crowding the streets.

Render a minimalist style on your desk or table with the LightPot, a table lamp with a bed of soil and tiny green ornamental plants. It utilizes an LED light which can be collapsed when not in use. Yet, this is still a concept and once produced, I bet it will gain credits. It comes in different sizes in various colors.

Creative young Korean minds arrive to these five different concept mobile phones for 2010. Take a closer look at the Wavy Stream, the WaterFall Fish, the Simplice Section, the Cell Dot, and the Lily Tower. Uniquely-designed and named, these future phones have the potential to grab the market’s attention in case they materialize.