Dear minimalist readership,
mu is a product concept that won a whole heap of design awards back in 2009 when the student designer at the time, Min-Kyu Choi, unleashed his creative brain upon the humble electric plug.
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The design has come a long way since Mr. Choi’s first initial idea, however the principal remains the same, sleek, elegant and bloomin’ small.
The design sees the standard UK plug being turned on it’s pins, literally. By rotating the orientation of the two lower pins and the fuse inside, the amount of space required to house all the components is dramatically reduced. This makes the product the perfect tech travelling companion. The concept was so successful that it has now gone into mass production. You can even purchase one yourself.
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Other spin off concepts were also mocked up. Who knows maybe we’ll see some of these ideas reach the shelves in various forms in the future
The world’s smallest multi-plug
Should you wish to purchase one of these fine electrical devices, currently only available with a USB socket, you can find them for around 1,500 of your English pennies at your local online supermarket.
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