01.jpg (30.13 KB. 468x327 - viewed 3 times.)Keeping your music with you wherever you go is easier now than ever before, but in case you forget your MP3 player on a trip or at the gym, this design could save you from boredom. The Skinny Player, designed by Chih-Wei Wang and Shou-His Fu, sticks to the skin just like an adhesive bandage and eliminates the need for holsters, cases and carriers.
02.jpg (21.11 KB. 468x240 - viewed 3 times.)Each Skinny Player would come pre-loaded with one album. It’s capable of sticking and re-sticking several times, so you could continue to listen to the same album over and over after purchasing. Good luck getting to that one track you really like, though: the player is equipped with only a play/stop button and no fast forward or rewind.
03.jpg (32.95 KB. 468x348 - viewed 3 times.)The Skinny Player includes built-in speakers but no earphone jack. For working out or commuting, this could make you into a huge nuisance to those around you. But for hanging out by yourself, the multi-use disposable player could prove very useful.
04.jpg (22.39 KB. 468x350 - viewed 3 times.)Perhaps the strangest thing about this off-the-wall design is that it is meant to be powered by body heat. That is a tall order, particularly since that technology hasn’t been perfected yet. But if it does come to be a common way to power gadgets in the future, you can bet that we’ll be strapping on one of these Band-Aid MP3 players just for the heck of it.
