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Showing posts with label music phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music phone. Show all posts

Friday, August 22, 2008

Compose Listen and record your own symphonies


Check out this tech gadget concept designed by Ouyang Xi, He Binbin, Zeng Li & Li Bo that allows you to compose your symphonies with ease. If you want to leverage your passion for music Compose Music Tablet could be your mobile composition solution. This musical notepad is only a design concept at the moment but looks like a great idea.
The pen is also a mic that you can sing into and then dock in the tablet to hear what you’ve got. You can also write music directly on the display and it holds a built-in library of classic tracks for the entire orchestra. It also accommodates a built-in library of classic tracks made for the entire orchestra.

Designers: Ouyang Xi, He Binbin, Zeng Li & Li Bo

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Box To Play concept music phone


The iPhone was the step towards a pure super music phone that we all needed. It proved that media and mobility could be mashed together into one compact device. With that extra proof came the inspiration that designers were looking for to create their own musical masterpieces.

The Box To Play phone from Japan’s KDDI AU Design Project is everything we expect a conceptual phone to be. It introduces a new form factor for musical phones, as it transforms into a beautiful box shape, illuminated by a graphic equalizer on all four sides.

Aside from the sweet transformation and the graphical interface, the Box To Play also has a few other tricks up its sleeve. For one, the circular disk feature on its face allows you to act the DJ and scratch along to your favorite tunes. Did we mention it also makes phone calls?

That’s right. When your not using the Box To Play to jam out to wall thumping beats, you can text your friends, use the on-board camera, or just have an old-fashioned voice-to-voice conversation. I truly don’t think we’ll be seeing a phone like this on the market anytime soon, but it’s still a cool thought to know that it’s a possibility.

Source via Tech Diget