Wireless Portable Speakers

Wireless Portable Speakers

1. *Materials*

   • *Colour*
     • Black
     • Grey
   • Stainless Steel
     • Aluminium
     • Rubber
     • Metal Grill

2. *Physical Shape*

   • *Features*
     • *Wireless Speaker*
       • *Adjust Sound*
         • Audio Jack
         • Auxiliary cable
         • Audio for Headphones & Earphones
       • Skip Backward Button
       • *Bluetooth*
         • Charger
           • Lithium-ion Battery
         • Power Switch
         • Built-in Speakerphone
           • Compatible with Mobile Devices
       • Skip Forward Button
       • Wired Input
   • Rectangular
     • Square Buttons

3. Wireless portable speakers are devices that play audio content from a source such as an mp3 player,smartphone, tablet, laptop or any Bluetooth enabled device. They are capable of projecting sound at high volume while using low power consumption. Many of these speakers are novel in their design and are available in a range of shapes, sizes and materials. Most incorporate a rechargeable power source.

   • (A) Carry out a design investigation of existing wireless portable speakers in graphic format. Your investigation should include and analysis of physical shape, features, colour, materials etc.
   • (B) Show graphically how you would physically modify a chosen wireless portable speaker to improve its overall design.
   • *Description of each Keyword*
     • Wireless Network
       • Using radio, microwaves, etc. (as opposed to wires or cables) to transmit signals.
         • • Radio
             • The first radio was initially called the "wireless telegraphy," and a complete functional model was built by Guglilmo Marconi in 1895. Several other inventors laid the groundwork for the invention including Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, Nikola Tesla, Amos Dolbear, Reginald Fessenden and William Crookes.
     • Bluetooth
       • a standard for the short-range wireless interconnection of mobile phones, computers, and other electronic devices.
     • Loud Speakers
       • a device that is used to make sound (such as music or a person's voice) louder and to send it out so that many people can hear it in a public space
   • Output 1
     • Design Research

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