Tech Master Pieces

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The radio channels retro style but modernizes it with electronic tuning and an LED band indicator which changes color from red to green when you switch from AM to FM. At 3.75″h x 5.25″ x 1.75″d, the radio is small enough to throw in a suitcase, but substantial enough in design to put on your bookshelf. The radio is available from the MOMA Design Store for $48 USD (Just $43.20 for MOMA Members).

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Jony Ive getting inspired for the iOS redesign.

Hint: wait for it.

Credit Max Wohlleber

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pingtime

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Sounds of Complexity 2009

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Here is another view of the radio. The Braun T1000 is on the left.

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“There are a number of Samsung phones and two Samsung tablets that are substantially the same as those” described by Apple’s patents, said Peter Bressler, an expert in manufacturing processes who’s invented 70 design and utility patents.

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The Braun T1000 radio was introduced in 1962 at the Berlin Radio Fair. The Braun isn't nearly as large as the Mac Pro which Apple introduced on Aug. 7, 2006.

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This isn't the first time that Apple's Braun similarities have been brought into the light