Winamp, MSN Messenger, Limewire and Windows Media Player Get Turned Into Portable Gadgets
Photo credit: Sarang Sheth | Aurelien
Ever wonder what Winamp, MSN Messenger, Limewire, Windows Media Player, and eMule would look like as portable gadgets? If so, then wonder no more, as designers Sarang Sheth and Aurelien have created a few concepts that show us just that. Starting off, we have the Winamp-inspired MP3 player complete with a dial knob to adjust volume.
Winamp was released in 1997 by Nullsoft and completely revolutionized how people listened to music on their computers. At the time, digital music was just starting to take off, with MP3s becoming a popular format. This piece of software swooped in with a sleek, customizable interface and a lightweight design that made it the go-to player for millions.
Gueray CD Player Portable Bluetooth Desktop CD Player for Home with Timer Built-in HiFi Speakers with LCD…
- Multi-functional CD Player: 1.Desktop CD Player, 2.Bluetooth 5.0 HiFi Speaker, 3. FM Radio, 4.TF card Music Player, 5.USB Flash Drive Player, 6. 3.5mm…
- Bluetooth CD Player: Built-in dual Hi-Fi Bluetooth speakers, which can be connected with Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phone or tablet. It…
- Desktop Design: Desktop design with update also can as a Bluetooth transmitter, one plays all multiple functions of remote control. Easy to stand on…
Some may still remember eMule from 2002, as it was best known as an open-source alternative to eDonkey2000. Unlike earlier P2P clients where you were stuck relying on a single server or a handful of peers, eMule let users swap sources directly with each other. This meant that even if a server went down or a peer dropped out, you could still find new sources to keep your download going.
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Winamp, MSN Messenger, Limewire and Windows Media Player Get Turned Into Portable Gadgets
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