Category: Sound
Wearable Electronic Science – stretchable, flexible, foldable speaker
One of the big challenges in wearable electronic: speaker which can be fully and seamless integrated into clothing transforming a T-Shirt into a speaker system. NXT‘s surface mount system is so far the closest solution but still it requires some [...]
Soundtrack T-Shirt becomes reality through the power of the Consumer voice
The Soundtrack T-Shirt started out as an April Fool’s day joke but will become reality thanks to the power of the Consumer voice. Point in case: on April 1st we (and many other blogs) posted about the Soundtrack T-Shirt from [...]
Reppo II – the boombox backpack
Industrial design student Joonas Saaranen added his view on the 21st Century boom box by creating the Reppo II backpack with a pair of full-range speakers and an amplifier. Unlike the growing number of sound backpacks we have covered so [...]
Spyder adds sound to the new Groove backpack
NXT is for sound integration into soft goods what Eleksen is for the integration of textile control buttons into all kind of clothing and soft goods. NXT’s concept of using existing materials and styling elements of bags and backpacks to [...]
Quiksilver premium bags with NXT sound system and iPod control
Quiksilver has launched a range of backpacks with integrated sound system from NXT and ‘made for iPod‘ label. The Quiksilver models Day Pack, Surf Pack and Snow Pack feature the finest materials, sophisticated technical construction and embedded technology. All three [...]
Firefox Sound Bag
Our Web-browser of choice is Firefox from Mozilla. It’s by far the most stable, platform independent and expandable Web-browser every created. The iPod is a well known portable audio player and one of our life enhancers during the long hours [...]
iMainGo for your iPod on the go
The other day I strolled through one of the shopping malls nearby and came across a range of sound bags, small and large, different styles and colors. There has to be for sure a market otherwise they would not display [...]
