Week 5 Assignment 1
Creating a New Computer
By: Samantha Harper
1. Subtract: I would take away the keyboard from my laptop. This feature is unnecessary and makes the computer heavier than it should be.
2. Repeat: I would keep the USB ports as a simple way to add or remove data from the device.
3. Combine: I would combine a handheld printer that can be attached to the USB port to print documents on the go.
4. Add: I would add a night vision motion sense laser to the web cam to allow the user to chat without needing lights. So on the plane or out in the woods you will always be able to see and be seen.
5. Transfer: My laptop can double as an engineering tablet with 3D holographic views
6. Empathize: The laptop will have its own personality created based on the user.
7. Animate: The laptop can talk and respond to its user and recognize the user with facial recognition.
8. Superimpose: My laptop will have a wireless remote that will allow access to your work from afar.
9. Change Scale: The computer will have a 21” screen. Bigger than most tablets and average size of the top of the line laptops
10. Substitute: The sensory pad will be substituted by voice access and activation. (Simply saying: Open Microsoft Word or Google Chrome) This will eliminate having to click and wait for applications to open.
11. Fragment: Unlike other laptops that require screw drivers and such to disassemble them. This laptop will come with a simple key which can be inserted to the side and the screen then can be lift to present the motherboard.
12. Isolate: The remote is isolated from the laptop itself
13. Distort: This laptop will have the ability to shrink down to the size of a handheld cellular phone because it will be made of a flexible metal capable of bending and folding
14. Disguise: Can be disguised as a cellphone
15. Contradict: This device is a wireless remote and super-generator which can power and entire city with a simple touch of the remote (controlling the city power, keeping track of every
By: Samantha Harper
1. Subtract: I would take away the keyboard from my laptop. This feature is unnecessary and makes the computer heavier than it should be.
2. Repeat: I would keep the USB ports as a simple way to add or remove data from the device.
3. Combine: I would combine a handheld printer that can be attached to the USB port to print documents on the go.
4. Add: I would add a night vision motion sense laser to the web cam to allow the user to chat without needing lights. So on the plane or out in the woods you will always be able to see and be seen.
5. Transfer: My laptop can double as an engineering tablet with 3D holographic views
6. Empathize: The laptop will have its own personality created based on the user.
7. Animate: The laptop can talk and respond to its user and recognize the user with facial recognition.
8. Superimpose: My laptop will have a wireless remote that will allow access to your work from afar.
9. Change Scale: The computer will have a 21” screen. Bigger than most tablets and average size of the top of the line laptops
10. Substitute: The sensory pad will be substituted by voice access and activation. (Simply saying: Open Microsoft Word or Google Chrome) This will eliminate having to click and wait for applications to open.
11. Fragment: Unlike other laptops that require screw drivers and such to disassemble them. This laptop will come with a simple key which can be inserted to the side and the screen then can be lift to present the motherboard.
12. Isolate: The remote is isolated from the laptop itself
13. Distort: This laptop will have the ability to shrink down to the size of a handheld cellular phone because it will be made of a flexible metal capable of bending and folding
14. Disguise: Can be disguised as a cellphone
15. Contradict: This device is a wireless remote and super-generator which can power and entire city with a simple touch of the remote (controlling the city power, keeping track of every