The Kurve Amp and Speakers combined to provide a high performace PC sound sytem.
The digital amp is driven by a high fidelity T-Amp chip with a single knob to turn on power and adjust music volume. The speaker enclosures are made from extruded aluminium tubes with high end Tonegen speaker drivers.
The Kurve Wireless Music Streamer has a single button to sync with your mobile phone or iPod and a high performance Wolfson DAC chip to provide high quality sound. The ring of light around the button indicates if the device is connected.
The Rhombus Boombox can be connected to your phone's playlist wirelessly or through and has a single button to sync with your mobile phone with a knob to control volume.
The sound is driven by 2 NXT panels and a subwoofer cone.
The company name is derived from "Wireless Media" and a question mark was added to add some humor that hopefully can make it more memorable and less technical. The Kurve and Rhombus are different lines of products under the WiMe brand and have their own SKU brand idenity.
The packaging is made from recycled materials with a sticker to identify the model and also to seal the box.
The POP display is made of heat bent acrylic sheets and conceals a pair of off-the-shelf PC powered speakers, cabling and power supply. The instruction is displayed and a cut out for users to access the button
Functional prototypes are used to validate design with internal ocmponents before production.
