Rafael Rozenkranz has design the weirdest jogging suit I have ever seen. The suit features a kinectic powered mp3 player which is controlled in the chest by large buttons.
I think it just looks like a gay skintight swimming suit!
via – Coroflot
Over at PSDTuts they have just released an amazing tutorial on how to create a sleek and clean mp3 player interface. The tutorial is very detailed and it will help the average user to create a great design.
The process involves a lot of manual drawing and lots of layer styles, but its all outlined step by step.
Do you enjoy swimming? And do you love music and can’t get anywhere without your MP3 player? Well, we have news for you. Regaletes, a shopping site available from Spain, is offering a great new gadget: A waterproof MP3 player.
This new gadget is available only in a 2GB model. I know, this is not the best sized MP3 player, but still, in 2GB I’d say that you can have enough music for your swimming session. The interconnection system is, of course, USB.
Even though it could sound a little pricy, 89 euros, still the possibility to use it while you are showering or in a swimming pool it’s just awesome!
We love our audio, there’s no doubt about that. Whether it’s music or a DVD we pop into our system, we love adding external speakers to heighten the experience. Now unless we’ve been able to find a portable sound system for our mobile devices, finding good portable speakers can be tough. There’s a lot of brands out there, but how do we know it’s going to give us what we’re looking for? It was not that look ago that we reviewed a product on here called Kerchoonz that basically turned surfaces into speakers for your sound. Now another product has entered the market that is much more aesthetically pleasing than the design of the Kerchoonz, and that’s the new Tunebug.
The new Tunebug uses Surface Sound Technology to give your audio that heightened sound you’re looking for by turning any surface into a speaker, but hollow surfaces work better. Retailing for $70, the Tunebug features a small triangular body of polished metal with an illuminated power button in the center. It comes with a standard 3.5mm input, but the real magic is the NXT-powered Surface Sound Speaker.
For use on your laptop, desktop, mp3 player, or mobile device it works to turn your environment into the speaker that you don’t have to carry with you. How’s that for a flat panel speaker?
