Vivienne Tam Releases Stylish MP3 Player Concept

We all seem to be very satisfied with the latest updates to music technology. There seems to be a new type of MP3 player coming out every couple of months. New technology allows us the ability to have a wide variety to choose from. Everyone knows that consumers like it when there is a lot of different things to choose from. One area that we have not really considered is having out MP3 players look more stylish. Microsoft & Apple have not worked that hard to separate themselves from the typical square shaped MP3 design. Luckily, designers like Vivienne Tam have decided to make MP3 players more fashionable.

Fashion is a big part of many of our lifestyles. Today's society seems to be more in tune with what clothes and looks are the things to wear. Sadly, a lot of our MP3 technology today does now accessorize our fashion needs in the manner that we would like them to. Vivienne Tam is set to release a sleek design of a MP3 player that they hope will catch on amongst current fans and newer fans of their products. It appears that the device is currently in the concept stages and will be released sometime next year.

The concept device will first be shown to the public at the Vivienne Tam flagship store located in New York. Current reports have the company labeling the fashionable MP3 device as the "Tam MP3walkman". Try saying that name ten times fast! One thing that you will instantly notice is the cool selection of colors that you can choose from. The design is something that already looks better than many of the past MP3 devices that have been released as designer items. Vivienne Tam's MP3 player actually looks like a designer piece of fashion and will probably receive a very positive reaction.

One thing that remains unknown is to how the company can use the "walkman" name in the debut of their product. This has led many technological insiders to believe that the Sony company may have a hand in the release of the device. If the "walkman" name disappears over the next couple of weeks, this is probably because Sony knew nothing about the device and has yet to take action.