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au design project model of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art, New York) was selected to the collection.

INFOBAR, talby, neon, MEDIA SKIN was selected, the most complete design INFOBAR think. From the 1990s and early 2000s the mainstream of the straight-type mobile phone, but most of them, such as antiques, home phone IYAIYA child was machine-like appearance, INFOBAR recently with the current design No way inferior to the simplicity of emphasize that the terminal, and the design of rich colors and shape. The Hall of Fame in the past taken over and I think it's a good device. 取RI合EZU as pre-paid mobile phone several times to try to deal思ITODOMATTA and remembered how.

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Although the museum is one of the favorite, but it is very like the Museum of Modern Art. Is inspired by a sense of the spread of the imagination. The two MAIMIKU some time ago and when I went to Munich Pinakothek Arte (Old Picture Gallery), Neue Pinakothek (New Picture Gallery), and a variety of graphic art and design exhibition Pinakothek der Moderne (Modern Art Museum) Led. Like the Louvre and the British as space is not unlimited, but in each theme is divided into three見易KU, and the spectacular. It MODERUNE Pinakothek der particularly liked. Depending on the flow of industrial goods incorporating the designs will become a living and moving with the tide of the times I felt. Does not understand the value of design and "look important" is the wrong way up the production and the living is a design issue that itself could be a feature. Museum of Modern Art, just a lot of functional beauty that can be realized.

By the way, beauty and functionality, the design itself is a beautiful, beautiful, and does not say.

大辞林"was created as a real material goods, to exercise their functions in full beauty of expression"

広辞苑"functional and decorative at no extra feel from the beauty."

Of course now sell products in the design itself is age, but ....

MoMA does not matter that I did. To go.