In these days, almost everyone has an iPod, a Creative Zen Vision: M or any other type of MP3 Player. It almost let's your forget the early days when people were walking around with a Portable CD Player. I accented the word almost, because designer Yong-Seong Kim didn't forget his CD's and designed this nice DMP (Dual Music Player).
Me, as an music addict and a person who loves eye candy and well designed high tech stuff, loves to see things like this. Don't dare to say that you wouldn't one of these;
When closed, you just hang it around your neck or put it in your pocket as a regular MP3 player. But when opened, you can insert a CD that can be played. I have no clue if it's safe to walk with a CD inserted and what will happen if you get your fingers across the spinning disk, but what the heck, it just looks so awsome!
They just need to have a collapsible plastic shielding that wraps around the cd and it'd be usable.
Also, I read the bottom image as saying "Blue Lightning," and wondered if I missed some new audio/tech term, or if they had harnessed lightning to power this marvel of music.
A strong trend for movie posters Abduzeedo has seen in the last months is hand drawn posters. Mostly used for Indie movies, it's a really fresh kind of design.
It is a rather difficult task to choose a top 10 favorite typefaces. Veerle did the job and is sharing the 10 she loves most.
Blog layouts before they were bigEverything has to start small. The same counts for blogs. These days, the blog-o-sphere is dominated by a couple of blogs that have many readers. I'm pretty sure you've heard (and seen) blogs like... + Full Story
[Imagedump] August 2008 - Part 1We're already almost halfway this month, and the first part of this months imagedump hasn't been placed yet. But don't worry, here it is to save your day and cheer you up. Here's a small collection... + Full Story
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