Tag: au design project

  • iida – a new brand for KDDI’s design series by Yayoi Kusama

    iida – a new brand for KDDI’s design series by Yayoi Kusama

    KDDI created a new brand: “iida” for the long running best selling AU design series mobile phones. KDDI introduced some of the most recent iida design series models at the KDDI Designing Center. In addition to the earlier Yamaha musical instruments phones, KDDI introduced a spectacular phone created by Yayoi Kusama.

    Fun is the green leaved charger….

    KDDI iida charger
    KDDI iida charger
    KDDI iida design series - by Yayoi Kusama
    KDDI iida design series – by Yayoi Kusama
    KDDI iida design series - by Yayoi Kusama
    KDDI iida design series – by Yayoi Kusama
    KDDI iida design series - by Yayoi Kusama
    KDDI iida design series – by Yayoi Kusama

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  • "au design project 2006": TRILOGY

    "au design project 2006": TRILOGY

    KDDI is unique among mobile operators in creating value from design for phones with the “au design project”. Creating value for which consumers are willing to pay premium prices is a key to success in the rapidly growing global US$ 150 Billion mobile phone business.

    au design project 2006:

    The KDDI Designing Center showed the exhibition “TRILOGY”, displaying some results of the “au design project 2006”. The three concept phones are (from left to right):

    • “kaos” by Naoki Sakai
    • “cypres” by Nao Tamura
    • “vols” by Ross McBride
    KDDI / au design project 2006
    KDDI / au design project 2006
    KDDI / au design project "kaos"
    KDDI / au design project “kaos”
    KDDI / au design project "cypress"
    KDDI / au design project “cypress”
    KDDI / au design project "vols"
    KDDI / au design project “vols”

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  • "au design project": INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto

    "au design project": INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto

    KDDI is unique among mobile operators in creating value from design for phones with the “au design project”. Read more about KDDI in our KDDI report.

    Creating value for which consumers are willing to pay premium prices is a key to success in the rapidly growing global US$ 150 Billion mobile phone business.

    INFOBAR was a big success for KDDI. Industrial designer Fukawasa Naoto recently created INFOBAR-2, and introduced it at a show at the KDDI Designing Center in Tokyo:

    "au design project": INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto
    “au design project”: INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto
    "au design project": INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto
    “au design project”: INFOBAR-2 by Fukawasa Naoto

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