Based on the feedback of his previous design Slideon+, designer Ian Murchison made some adjustment for this version. This version features a nice large widescreen ( the same size as an entire iPod). Again it’s a slider, meaning it is nice and sleek without any buttons sticking out in random places.
Designer: Ian Murchison
One of the latest trends in cell phone technology is the slider phone. This audio/video player brings that technology into new areas of the market. All controls are hidden under the screen allowing for a sleek, smooth exterior to the product. This device would feature flash based storage and be able to charge via the headphone jack.
Designer: Ian Murchison
iRosary uses the advantages of the iPod to make the rosary more attractive and flexible for younger believers. At the same time, however, it reciprocally uses the significance of both objects as practical commodities on the one side and symbolic signs on the other and only changes the objects to a minimum extent.
Designer: Tino Dobra
I like to think about current and future product experiences and manufacturing processes in comparison with nature, and how stones and trees and flowers, for instance, become what they are. Each natural product is a unique specimen; nothing else compares to one, after another, after another. Imagine if the manufacture of consumer electronics afforded such diversity!
Designer: Branko Ludovic [ Via: Electro Plankton ]
Matthias Lange is no stranger at Yanko Design with various designs such as FlapCam and Clipset being already featured. This time around he created the Mp3 Pocket Player, designed to be comfortably used while worn in the trouser pocket. Due to the curved shape all relevant controls and the display are visible, no matter if the user is sitting or walking.
Designer: Matthias Lange
While other common headsets often affect the appearance of the user in a very technical way, the Clipset is designed to be a comfortable and stylish accessory. If it’s currently not in use the earphone could be wrapped around the device. The interface consists of three buttons. Two buttons for volume control and one power button that is also used to answer incoming calls.
Designer: Matthias Lange
Music exists for as long as anyone can remember it belongs to our life. Home electronic is developing continuously and therefore it is setting new trends again and again. Audiam is an expandable and integrateable solo-component for audio-systems with which one can play and manage music-, video-, picture- and text data files of connected data carriers like USB-sticks or SD-cards.
Designer: Annekatrin Lindstedt
Computer for those weekend rock stars. This computer with an integrated high definition recording microphone is a lifestyle machine to do what they love to do – Rock. This computer facilitate great portability to amateur musicians. They’ll be able to record and produce their music on the go, and carry it around and do the recording as, when and where they feel they are on a creative high.
Designer: Prashant Chandra
Delta Lab Recording Studios are the world’s first designer recording studios and the premiere studios for artists seeking both a singular, creative experience and comfortable, professional environs for their recording, production, and mixing needs.
Located in downtown Copenhagen, Denmark, the studios boast the largest collection of analog and vintage equipment in Scandinavia.
Designer: Thomas Troelsen
A new interpretation of the desktop coffee cup, this white ceramic mug holds an MP3 player and has a built-in speaker. Simply insert the mini plug into an MP3 player’s earphone jack to serve up quality sound. The MP3 player provides the power source, so no additional batteries are needed. Cannot be used for drinking.
Designer: Masato Tokuno [ Product Page ] [ Via: Apartment Therapy ]
“Cling Bling” is a concept glass which stores your beats by holding and tapping it and then loops the beat by double-tapping it again. You can create music by combining several “Cling Bling” by filling them with different level of water and different beats. It also responds to music beats by giving off luminance.
Designer: Tao Lin
Music is considered to be a soft value. A value that seldom is expressed in the products that provide us with those sweet sounds. I asked myself if there was something that could trigger other senses besides our hearing. Something that could tickle our imagination and curious nature. Beside that I saw an opportunity to provide people with a product that made it possible to share their “team song” while riding their bike to work.
Designer: Jacob Palmborg
SoundGate provides musicians with tools for a new rich experience in individual learning, tutor instruction and live playing. The optimal user-experience has been designed taking in account the needs of musicians. The Tablet facilitates the creative process by recording playing sessions, recognizing and transcribing music, prompting sheet music and lyrics, generating electronic accompanist sound and displaying onscreen timing and metronome.
Designer: Nicolas Gonzalez Garrido
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