The Tokujin Yoshioka X-Ray Cellular Phone Reveals its Inner Workings
Amelia Roblin — October 18, 2010 — Tech
Made for KDDI, the Tokujin Yoshioka X-Ray cellphone gets straight to the point. Embodying a seemingly design-less design, this tinted translucent headset uncovers all the chips and wiring of its electrical structure.
Using the strategy of "designing from the inside," the Tokujin Yoshioka X-Ray mobile phone has been capped with tinted covers of red, black and blue. The superior manufacturing is saved for the visible internal assembly so that the customer will have confidence in his cell.
Using the strategy of "designing from the inside," the Tokujin Yoshioka X-Ray mobile phone has been capped with tinted covers of red, black and blue. The superior manufacturing is saved for the visible internal assembly so that the customer will have confidence in his cell.
Trend Themes
1. Translucent Design - Designing products with tinted translucent components, revealing the internal workings.
2. Visible Internal Assembly - Emphasizing the superior manufacturing of the internal components, building customer confidence.
3. Designing From the Inside - Taking the approach of focusing on the internal structure of a product when designing its aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Electronics Manufacturing - Opportunity to differentiate products by showcasing superior internal assembly.
2. Mobile Phone Manufacturing - Creating unique selling points by incorporating translucent design elements.
3. Consumer Electronics - Developing innovative products that prioritize the visual appeal of internal components.
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