iPod dock from days of old
Permalink | July 19th, 2006
Hailing from the days when album art mattered, this (concept?) iPod dock created by British designer Michael Kennedy fuses old world style with new world functionality. Looking like a cross between an old phonograph (remember those?) and a DJ’s turntable, the I-Deck returns the emphasis on the sleeve art - something that’s often neglected in the digital age.
Once you plug in your iPod, the cover art is featured on the large, functional, LCD touchscreen. Flicking the screen will skip a track, and spinning the screen will fast forward or rewind the song. Finally, an iPod dock where function seems to follow form.
