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Radio/Silence — Praising the Simplicity of the HiddenRadio

John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen's HiddenRadio is a triumph of minimalist zen.

Written by Nick Senske on September 5, 2008
A photograph of the HiddenRadio.

Pull up on the cap to reveal the speaker and increase the volume. Lower it to reduce volume and turn the radio off. Twist the cap to change the station.

Natural mapping elevated to fine design. Bravo.

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Nick — Sep 5, 2008
 
Tagged with: Natural Mapping, Product Design, Radio, Simplicity, User Interface, Zen

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