DIY building block-like components make up this futuristic PC design - Yanko Design

In this technology-infused world, working with or on a computer is almost unavoidable. This is particularly true for graphic and designers, animators, filmmakers – anyone whose work calls for specialized computer programs. Amidst these creative professionals, all-in-one computers like an iMac are preferred due to their slim, compact device. However, when these devices grow old, it's hard to repair and supervene upon specific hardware — you well-nigh always accept to buy a make new device.

At present, some tech companies, like Apple, will buy back your older models in exchange for store credit. Notwithstanding, why replace a product when yous can upcycle it? The Modular Workstation Computer offers an culling device that would make this procedure easier. The figurer's internal hardware – its processor, retention, etc. – is attached to a tray of large, cube-similar pieces that can exist pulled off and reattached. This blueprint pick is a huge departure from standard laptops, which tuck their hardware inside the trunk of the computer, requiring you to unscrew the bottom plate to access it. This inconvenience may discourage consumers from learning more nigh how their computer works – and how they might use that knowledge to extend the life of their device.

The Modular Workstation Calculator presents a better solution: ane that reduces long-term costs and environmental impact. This technology has the potential for mass adoption, peculiarly as consumers motility towards more sustainable, long-term purchases.

Designer: Philipp Seißler