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Say Hello! to the next generation of devices...
By Jo Best
Published: 13 June 2006 16:25 BST
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This design, called Scentsory, by Kimberly Hu, brings aromatherapy to a mobile, allowing users to share scents with each other, as well as other ambient experiences such as lighting.
With its origami-like folding mechanism, the phone can take the form of an envelope or a traditional, thin candy bar phone.
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