The BIC Music City MP3 player is a conceptual music device unlike any you've probably ever seen before. BIC was designed by Sebastian Garcia and is based around the concept of physical playlists.
BIC embodies many small MP3 players designed to hold individual playlists. Each BIC Music City MP3 player can be loaded with a different playlist allowing you to grab only the songs you want to take with you. The pint-sized players can stack on top of one another to charge and have a simple control scheme similar to that of the iPod Shuffle. While I doubt many people would want to have to account for multiple MP3 players, Garcia's concept is still interesting and uncoventional nonetheless.
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The BIC Music City MP3 Enables You to Create Physical Playlists
Trend Themes
1. Physical Playlist Devices - Opportunity to develop and market innovative music devices that allow users to create physical playlists by loading different devices with specific playlists.
2. Stackable Music Players - Opportunity to create stackable music players that can charge and sync with each other, offering a unique and customizable music experience.
3. Small MP3 Players - Opportunity to design and manufacture compact MP3 players with simple control schemes that appeal to minimalist users.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Opportunity for consumer electronics companies to create and distribute physical playlist music devices, stackable music players, and small MP3 players.
2. Music Streaming Services - Opportunity for music streaming services to collaborate with device manufacturers and provide unique features for physical playlist devices and stackable music players.
3. Design and Manufacturing - Opportunity for design and manufacturing companies to develop and produce innovative music devices, stackable players, and compact MP3 players for the emerging market of physical playlists.