Vivienne TAM MP3walkman

Like numerous designers before it, Vivienne Tam is attempting to break into the world of gadgets with their new TAM MP3walkman concept - A Little Something For the Ladies. It would seem that phones aren't enough now for fashion brands looking to expand their reach. Vivienne Tam now has intoduced TAM MP3walkman which is actually VERY cool.

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After a successful crossover in 2006 with a series of handset pouches for Motorola, Vivienne Tam continues to explore a new relationship between fashion and technology. The brand has worked alongside industrial designer Kitman Keung to develop this revolutionary MP3walkman concept for ladies. The elegant organic lines combined with its striking polished crimson body are the perfect fusion of fashion and technology.

It looks a good deal better than some previous "designer" devices we've seen, even if it's still quite a ways from a finished product.Although we have not got any specs for the Vivienne Tam MP3walkman, I think that the image speaks for itself. What I do know though is that if this concept MP3 Player does hit the market, then they will need to change the name as it is does not sound very cool.

The MP3walkman is currently just an idea, so there isn't any concrete specifications laid out just yet. Other than the painfully obvious MP3 playback, it surely oozes with style that appeals to women worldwide (as well as the more effeminate men).

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Chances are it will cost many times the price of an iPod and yet have a fraction of its functionality.

It looks, weird. That name just reminds me of River Tam, which may or may not be a good association depending on how you look at it.

It looks to me like one of those slap bracelets from the 90s.:biggrin:

The headphone jack may be a bit of an issue, because it seems to be nowhere in sight (and therefore is likely near the USB interface), but that's partly what I like about it. IT looks like a crimson whistle or possibly a clip-on tie.It's sleek and elegant enough to wear around town, yet functional enough to wear clipped to an exercise outfit. Personally, I find the clip option a nice alternative to my ipod.

I think its gonna favourite for ladies only as of its style and color. Some may respond that the shuffle has a clip. It also has no display, or method of song selection, like this "TAM-P3" player.