Since their early 80s inception, boom boxes have been a constant pop culture icon. Even in our technology obsessed world of iPods and tiny MP3 players, designers seem to be still fascinated by them.
The latest twist in boom box design is by Israeli designer Inbal Tyagi who found inspiration in the hula hoop when she came up with this music on wheels, roll-able MP3 boom box.
Her unique and fun design, which is made from M.D.F and P.V.C, gives the boom box a nice make-over with self support energy using rechargeable batteries and dynamo.
Now forget your iPod and earpods, take this fun boom box with you to the mall and enjoy the stares and curses when you play your brilliant music...
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rollable Technology
- There is an opportunity to explore the concept of rollable technology for electronics and devices beyond just screens - such as music players.
- Fun, Unique Design
- The popularity of Inbal Tyagi's unique and fun design presents an opportunity for companies to consider adding a playful or unique twist to their product design.
- Self-support Energy
- Inbal Tyagi's use of self-support energy in the rollable MP3 boom box opens up potential for other devices and electronics to use alternative methods of energy consumption.
Sectors Adopting This
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics companies can explore the potential of rollable technology and unique design concepts to differentiate their products from the competition.
- Renewable Energy
- The use of self-support energy in electronics and devices presents an opportunity for growth and innovation in the renewable energy industry.
- Leisure and Entertainment
- The rollable MP3 boom box's fun and unique design opens up possibilities for product development in the leisure and entertainment industry, such as incorporating these designs in amusement parks or movie theaters.
