Magno Radio
Angela Lowe — June 26, 2007 — Unique
References: technabob
The Magno portable radio, designed by Singgih Kartono, is almost made entirely of wood. It's carved from Indonesian ebony wood, including the knobs, handle and antenna topper. It's design is reminiscent of the sixties, but has a modern twist. It can receive AM and FM stations and runs off of AA batteries. The Magno radio is available from Japan's assistOn for ¥17,640 or about $142 US dollars.
Implications - As society becomes more aware of environmental conditions, citizens are eager to adopt green habits into their lifestyles. These consumers seek products that are constructed from recyclable or upcycled materials as they reduce their carbon footprint. Companies can appeal to green demographics by manufacturing products with materials such as these.
Implications - As society becomes more aware of environmental conditions, citizens are eager to adopt green habits into their lifestyles. These consumers seek products that are constructed from recyclable or upcycled materials as they reduce their carbon footprint. Companies can appeal to green demographics by manufacturing products with materials such as these.
Trend Themes
1. Wood Electronics - Manufacturing products using recyclable materials appeals to green demographics.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Developing wood-based electronic devices can attract environmentally conscious consumers.
2. Sustainable Design - Using recyclable or upcycled materials in product manufacturing reduces carbon footprint.
3. Retail - Selling wood electronics can cater to the growing demand for eco-friendly products.
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