Powerless Acoustic Iphone Amplifier

22. Sep, 2008 2 Comments

Griffin AirCurve

Griffin has just released pretty new toy for you iPhone addicts enthusiasts. Surprisingly one that doesn’t ruin the graceful lines of your beautiful device. The novel design uses acoustics rather than electronics to amplify the sound of the iPhone’s built-in speakers. It’s made of polycarbonate compound which resonates appropriately, increasing the intensity of the sound. Well, that’s what they claim anyway – technically you could get a similar effect, by playing your iphone inside a tin can. I’m not convinced until I hear the thing.

I gotta admit, its nice seeing translucent stuff with Apple products again. It is pretty.

link Griffin AirCurve

via iPhone User Guide

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2 Responses to “Powerless Acoustic Iphone Amplifier”

  1. Michael 24. Sep, 2008 at 12:52 am

    i totally love this product. but it’s not out yet :(

  2. bestmobile 23. Apr, 2010 at 3:03 am

    Very interesting idea
    It is remarkable, very amusing phrase
    Something so does not leave
    It is good idea. It is ready to support you.
    It still that?