When reviewing your classmate’s design, keep in mind functionality, aesthetics, and creativity, as well as the time period represented.
The original design from last week was taken from the 1981 Quasar vintage television. Redesigning this television for the year 2030 requires multiple advances in convenience and technology. I began by making the console much larger in length and width. I also reduced the thickness. This tv console will now be wall mounted as opposed to standing on the floor. To make this television unique, I decided to leave the vintage wood grain look to it. On both sides there will be built in soundbars that come equip with small subwoofers for extra bass. I also added a built-in tabletop connected to the legs of this television. This would be great for a PS5, or any future consoles that come out. As for the technological advances, each pixel on this television will be able to generate its own light and color, meaning you still get perfect black levels with no bleeding. It will also be able to produce much brighter colors. There will be a built-in video camera. Last but not least, this television gives the user a 3-D mode option. This mode is activated when the user puts on the 3-D glasses that come with the television. The 3-D glasses have a charging station that can be connected to one of the televisions built-in USB ports.