Sony Ericsson's official spokesperson, Maria Sharapova has showcased a prototype design of a student in the form of dresses that can catch Bluetooth signals. The dress is able to produce a moving scale color variations when the phone rang, making the owner knew that the phone was wedding ring even in a crowded place.It was submitted by the dress maker, Georgie Davies. According to Davies, this might be just a prototype, but this dress looks gorgeous, so it may be useful in the future.
The dress is displayed in the window department store Liberty London, Wimbledon, and ambassador for the high-tech prototype model of Sony Ericsson. The dress can connect mobile phone users via Bluetooth technology and glow when the phone rang. Davies, London College of Fashion student, designed the dresses up to knee length and sleeveless as part of the school project to explore the integration of technology and fashion. Davies has actually inspired by the user who can not hear the phone in a pub or a bar or a crowded place so forth.
Bluetooth signal that captures the light strands are present in small, with white decoration on one side of the dress from shoulder to hip. To dress there is no information when it will be released in the market.
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