New iPhone 5 Concept: Thinner, Larger 4-Inch Edge To Edge Screen, Improved Cameras & More

BY Jason

Published 10 Jul 2011

We’ve already seen couple of interesting iPhone 5 concepts, the first one seemed to be inspired by iPhone 4 and iPad 2, while the second was inspired by the sixth generation iPod Nano.

Here’s another cool new iPhone 5 concept by Brazilian Graphics Design student Schasiepen Martins Guilherme.

Guilherme iPhone 5 concept seems to be inspired by some of the rumors that we’ve heard so far.

Guilherme iPhone 5 concept is thinner (only 0.28 inch thick compared to 0.37 inch thickness of iPhone 4), comes with an improved 8-megapixel camera at the back, new antenna locations, improved front facing camera for FaceTime HD and a larger 4-inch edge to edge screen, but looks like iPhone 4.

Let us know what you think about the iPhone 5 concept in the concept. Would you buy one?

[MacMagazine via Redmond Pie]

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