Nokia has finally released images of their new future concept phone, the Aeon. The phone is a very slick and elegant device that is powered by fuelcells and has a complete virtual panel!

This conceptphone here is also equipped with a virtual keyboard and two separate panels that works independently from one another. If only one of the panels is used, theother one becomes a display instead.

Since all the buttons are virtual on the Aeon, one can easily change between numberdisplay when dialing or letterdials when texting or using the mediaplayer.

Very nice looking concept indeed - Can’t wait to see the real version!

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