White Fruit Radio takes a leaf out of nature's book by offering a conceptual radio that is made of sycamore (for its superior acoustic properties, and not meant to introduce more firewood into your home this winter) as well as an LED substrate that lies hidden under the thin surface, revealing itself as and when the situation requires it. The ridges located on top of the radio will control both volume and station tuning - all you need to do is rub your finger across and see the LED substrate come to life, changing the channels dynamically. Kudos to designer Swann Bourotte for the White Fruit Radio concept - now if only someone were to pick up this delectable idea and mass produce it.
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