The Tactile MP3 Player
Are you tired of all the MP3 players that have colorful buttons for plenty of functions? Do you dislike the small display screens? If so, check out the Tactile MP3 player.
It is only a concept so far, made by Bomi Kim, and the idea behind it is simple, yet very useful. The controls use the braille system, meaning that is easy to know the function of the button you’re pressing, just by the sense of touch. In total there are 5 controls, and 4 of them are âraised bumpsâ.
Lets hope this becomes a real product, rather than only a concept, because in theory it looks gracious.
Via YankoDesign
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I love the Braille idea, I hope it comes to fruition as an iPod user who is often so cramped on the tube/bus as to not have room to get my iPod out of my pocket, I can see the use of this for the sighted and non/partial-sighted alike.