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1950′s PC with Windows 7 (Video)

Submitted by on Monday, 14 December 2009No Comment
1950′s PC with Windows 7 (Video)

This is looks very cool and sleek. Other than the fact that it is a “Concept”, this is a pretty nice PC to have sitting in the office or house.  Designed by SchultzeWORKS design studio, this retro rig combines design elements of the 50′s classic Philco Pedictas television, antique typewriters, and just a hint of steampunk. I wonder if it comes in different colors?

The design of the “Philco PC” was inspired by the 1954 design classic Philco Predicta, as well as an eclectic mixture of modern minimalism, the steampunk movement, and antiques. As lead designer Dave Schultze explains, “The result is a design aesthetic that blends multiple elements of the familiar, but with some surprisingly fresh styling that just so happens to house a state-of-the-art Windows 7 PC.”

Philco PC from Dave Schultze on Vimeo.

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