Cameron McKinnon is a name I haven’t heard before, but also a name I’ll remember when Nokia finally launches its Windows 8 tablet. Cameron is the creator of the beautiful Nokia Tab concept tablet shown below, running Windows 8 on top of an ARM based processor. This device is inspired by the Nokia N9 phone and by the Sony Tablet S, according to the designer.

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S

Nokia Tab uses a massive 14.3 inch display, a 12 megapixel camera with Xenon flash and Carl Zeiss lens, plus Microsoft Kinect motion capture support through a front camera. The gadget is 12mm in thickness, it has 1GB of memory, a 64GB or 128GB HDD and it will be available in WiFi or WiFi + 4G models, if it’s ever made. It also has a SD card slot, a SIM card slot, USB 3.0 and micro USB 2.0 ports and a 3.5mm audio jack. Nokia’s concept tablet runs Windows 8 ARM Edition and its design also involves ergonomic curves for comfortable holding in portrait and landscape mode.

There’s also a power button with LED light in the mix, a camera button and the screen is curved making Windows 8 gestures more natural. The screen has a slope so that it’s easier to type on it and the bulkier side makes this look a bit like the Sony Tablet S. What do you think of this unique Nokia Windows 8 tablet? Would you buy one?

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S

Nokia Tab Concept Tablet Design Is Inspired by the N9 Handset and Sony Tablet S