Don’t Try to Eat These Earbuds Produced from Cornstarch [Design]

Dec 23rd 2010
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Exercise in minimalistic unbranded beauty, or eco-friendly gadgetry using new creation techniques? Both. Direct from Hong Kong , designer Michael Young uses cornstarch for his EOps Noisezero i+ Eco ‘buds. Sounds corny. [ Michael Young via Dezeen ]

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