The Clothespin MP3 Player by Mickey Kim
Katherinev123 — December 18, 2009 — Tech
References: thedesignblog.org
South Korean designer Micky Kim has created the Clothespin MP3 Player, a music player inspired by the standard clothespin. Kim’s Clothespin MP3 Player, which was designed for VOKA, actually clings to your clothing, making for a smart musical device you can take with you anywhere minus the hassle of looking for it in your bag.
What’s more, the earphones of the Clothespin MP3 Player can be automatically rewound which reduces tangled up wires in your bag or around your body. It offers aesthetic appeal, too, with its metallic case and shiny aluminum finish.
What’s more, the earphones of the Clothespin MP3 Player can be automatically rewound which reduces tangled up wires in your bag or around your body. It offers aesthetic appeal, too, with its metallic case and shiny aluminum finish.
Trend Themes
1. Clothespin-inspired Devices - Discovering new ways to incorporate the design of everyday objects into innovative technological devices.
2. Wearable Music Players - Developing music players that can be easily attached to clothing for convenience and portability.
3. Wireless Earphone Solutions - Creating solutions that automatically rewind earphone cords, reducing tangling and improving user experience.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Opportunity to create unique and functional music players that integrate design into everyday objects.
2. Fashion and Apparel - Potential for incorporating wearable music players as stylish accessories in the fashion industry.
3. Audio and Sound Technology - Innovations in wireless earphone technology to improve the user experience and reduce tangled cords.
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