The new BMR1 Nearfield Monitors designed by DROP made its debut during CES this year and it is highlighted by its unique throwback proposition. The screen is complete with Bluetooth 5.0 speakers that can be rotated in both horizontal and vertical orientations to park itself on the desk for a retro feel.
This ability to rotate is designed to solve any issue of space, especially for those who have a smaller desk. Additionally, if there is still less space on the desk in terms of service, the speakers can slide underneath the screen as well. The BMR1 Nearfield Monitors evoke sound through technology that is nodded in its own namesake as it uses Balanced Mode Radiation.
Rotating Flexible Screen Monitors
The BMR1 Nearfield Monitors by DROP Were Unveiled at CES
Trend Themes
1. Rotating Monitors - The trend of flexible and rotating monitors can be harnessed to provide ergonomic solutions and save desk space.
2. Nearfield Monitors - The trend of nearfield monitors can be utilized in the audio industry to provide high-fidelity sound in compact spaces.
3. Balanced Mode Radiation Technology - The trend of Balanced Mode Radiation Technology can be used in the audio industry to provide superior sound quality to customers and enthusiasts alike.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Hardware - Companies in the computer hardware industry can benefit from incorporating rotating monitors in their product lines to provide more ergonomic solutions and save desk space for customers.
2. Audio Equipment - The audio industry can benefit from nearfield monitors and balanced mode radiation technology to provide high-fidelity sound in compact spaces.
3. Office Furniture - Companies in the office furniture industry can leverage the trend of rotating monitors to create more versatile and ergonomic desk solutions for customers.