The existence of the AreoDreamOne proves one staggering fact: iPhone accessory companies have done it all (almost). This 11-foot-tall device dock makes me wonder what else could conceivably be attached to a smartphone.
The most recent product announced by the almost-experimental Jarre Technologies, the AreoDreamOne is so tall that it comes included with a step ladder to allow users to change songs or check their email. And there's a reason the structure is 870 pounds -- more than 10,000 watts of volume are pumped to its battery of speakers. Not only will it shake the walls with bass, but its height deters snooping partygoers from taking over DJing responsibilities.
Should you want an AreoDreamOne, you'll have to fork over $550,000 and spend six months on the waiting list. This certainly isn't intended for home theater purposes -- unless you're Kanye West.
What's Driving This Trend
- Smartphone Accessories
- The AreoDreamOne shows that there is still room for innovative accessories that can transform the way people use their smartphones.
- Extreme Audio Devices
- The 10,000 watts of volume offered by the AreoDreamOne suggests a potential market for more extreme audio devices.
- Luxury Entertainment Systems
- The AreoDreamOne's hefty price tag creates opportunities for luxury entertainment systems to be developed for high-end consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- The Consumer Electronics industry can leverage the popularity of smartphones and create more innovative, high-end accessories that cater to niche markets.
- Music and Entertainment
- The Music and Entertainment industry can capitalize on the trend towards high quality, extreme audio devices by developing more advanced and powerful sound systems.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury Goods companies can take advantage of the trend towards luxury entertainment systems and create more high-end products that cater to the affluent consumer market.
