As the title tells, the concept is about a smartphone in shape of balloon. Speech balloons are brought to real life from comic strips. The smartphone will features a color touchscreen and  the contents of the screen will rotate as well when you turn it 90-degree. There is a USB connector in the tail of the balloon for you to interchange data between the smartphone and a computer.

Buffalo shows us its cool USB flash memory keys. Buffalo’s RUF-Q16/4P are 4 small USB keys of 16MB each in the shape of a CD and stored in some kind of spindle. More imags below.

This is a giant TV tuner for your NDS, Game Boy Aadvance, Game Boy Advance SP. Works with 6 AAA batteries, you can watch TV for 4 hours. You can also use NDS as monitor if connect it to other devices such as DVD …

The myKeyO Keyboard Organizer looks like a normal keyboard but in fact it is a fully functional keyboard with a hollow storage space under the keypad. It gives you one more junk drawer at arms reach. At a mere 1/10-inch thicker than a standard keyboard, you’re not going to notice much of a difference between this device and the one you’re currently using. The keyboard organizer comes in either black or white. It is currently available only in PC.

DC-NCTEL1 from Digital Cowboy is a 50′s style phone which your grandma may be using. With the old looking, the telephone comes with latest technology. The device supports USB connection by which you can use it with Skype or other VoIP software. Here are some pictures.

Polymer Vision introduce us a more flexible display technology – rollable display. The rollable displays have a bending radius of just 0.75 cm – which is why they can virtually ‘disappear’ into mobile devices. The technology allows a big screen in small devices. It provide high resolution with low power comsumption. In the future, you may see GPS devices, Mobile Phone, Portable computer with rollable display.

Tell your friends your mood with a cushion? You got it now.

Produced by Art lebedev Studio, a set of 6 emoticons cushion.

pre-order for $20 USD for a set of 6 at Art Lebedev Studio.