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Portable AV: MusicMug blends music, mug
Posted on Sep 25, 2006 - 07:24 PM by zmcnulty
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Posted on Sep 25, 2006 - 07:24 PM by zmcnulty
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Not a whole lot to say about the MusicMug from Idea International that you can't guess from the pictures. Or the name, for that matter.
It's a ceramic mug with an integrated (passive) speaker on the bottom. Plug the cable into your iPod or other portable audio device, put it in the cup, and you've got a portable audio system fit for even the most spartan of living environments. As for why the mug doesn't have a handle, Idea International's Chief Designer, Masato Tokuno, stated in the below interview with ITmedia that he didn't want people mistaking the MusicMug for a coffee mug, pouring coffee all over their music player. Likewise, he didn't want people to have to worry about where to grab the MusicMug when transporting it. Retails for 3,990 yen.



Inspired by:
http://plusd.itmedia.co.jp/lifestyle/articles/0609/25/news059.html
Idea International:
http://www.idea-in.com/
It's a ceramic mug with an integrated (passive) speaker on the bottom. Plug the cable into your iPod or other portable audio device, put it in the cup, and you've got a portable audio system fit for even the most spartan of living environments. As for why the mug doesn't have a handle, Idea International's Chief Designer, Masato Tokuno, stated in the below interview with ITmedia that he didn't want people mistaking the MusicMug for a coffee mug, pouring coffee all over their music player. Likewise, he didn't want people to have to worry about where to grab the MusicMug when transporting it. Retails for 3,990 yen.



Inspired by:
http://plusd.itmedia.co.jp/lifestyle/articles/0609/25/news059.html
Idea International:
http://www.idea-in.com/
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