ThinkGeek Creates a Mint Container-Sized System
Rachel — July 30, 2009 — Art & Design
References: thinkgeek & treehugger
It’s not hard to confuse me when it comes to technology, but how you can fit a whole computer operating system inside an Altoid tin definitely blows my mind.
This video shows how you (if you’re far more tech-savvy than I) can create an Altoid tin sized computer. Who knew the Altoid tin was so versatile? And for that matter, I know computers were small, but who knew they could possibly be this small?
This video shows how you (if you’re far more tech-savvy than I) can create an Altoid tin sized computer. Who knew the Altoid tin was so versatile? And for that matter, I know computers were small, but who knew they could possibly be this small?
Trend Themes
1. Miniature Computers - The development of Altoid tin-sized computers presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the technology industry to create more compact and portable devices.
2. Compact Technology - The trend of fitting complex operating systems into small containers like Altoid tins opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for various industries, such as wearables and IoT devices.
3. DIY Tech - The DIY Altoid tin computer trend highlights a disruptive innovation opportunity for the education industry to promote learning and exploration in computer science and electronics.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The technology industry can leverage the trend of Altoid tin-sized computers to develop innovative devices that prioritize portability and compactness.
2. Wearables - The trend of compact technology, exemplified by Altoid tin computers, presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the wearable technology industry to create more discreet and unobtrusive devices.
3. Education - The DIY Altoid tin computer trend can be utilized by the education industry to foster hands-on learning experiences in computer science and electronics.
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