The Retro Mobile MP3 Player is Perfect for Marty McFly
Michael Hines — September 19, 2010 — Tech
References: usb.brando & technabob
I'm guessing that if MP3 players had been invented in the 1980s, they would look something like the Retro Mobile MP3 Player from USB Brando. This MP3 player is modeled after a cell phone that time forgot.
The Retro Mobile MP3 Player is so much more than a 1980s knockoff, however. This MP3 player can play music from an SD card or the radio, and it even doubles as a portable speaker. Now you can finally listen to your old Don Johnson songs the way they were meant to be heard. You've gotta love the 80s.
The Retro Mobile MP3 Player is so much more than a 1980s knockoff, however. This MP3 player can play music from an SD card or the radio, and it even doubles as a portable speaker. Now you can finally listen to your old Don Johnson songs the way they were meant to be heard. You've gotta love the 80s.
Trend Themes
1. Retro-tech Revival - Opportunities to bring back classic technology products with modern enhancements for a nostalgia-loving audience.
2. Multipurpose Audio Devices - Creating portable audio devices with multiple functions such as playing music, serving as a speaker, and supporting radio capabilities.
3. Reimagined Cell Phones - Incorporating retro designs of cell phones and MP3 players with modern technology such as cellular data and social media apps.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Companies specializing in portable audio devices, headphones, and small speakers can capitalize on the rising trend of MP3 players with added features.
2. Fashion and Apparel - Collaborations between fashion brands and audio device manufacturers to create retro-style audio accessories such as carry cases and headphones.
3. Entertainment - Opportunities abound for media companies to market retro-themed playlists and station channels on streaming music services such as Apple Music and Spotify.
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