The slim and stylish Glide is a minimal yet elegant take on the iPod docking station that will look great in contemporary and classic settings alike. Speakers located on the tips of its solid wood wings create an aesthetic of lightness and balance in contrast with its powerful and crisp sound quality.
Designer: Matthew Hicks
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And it floats too?!
it almost looks like a air drone or an aircraft, i like it 🙂
You may want to do some tweaking, Mr. Hicks.
Perhaps allow the position of the iPhone / iPod / iPad between the speakers to correspond to volume output (my first reaction was balance, but that wouldn’t be useful at all…).
Food for thought!
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