Transparent is a Kickstarter success company that has a number of unique-looking, well performing, clear glass speakers that are as pretty as they are expensive. That's much the same with its latest ...

Transparent has announced its latest loudspeaker, the Brutalist Speaker, an homage to the esoteric architectural style that endures deep into the collective 21st-century subconscious. The ...

Scandinavian audio company Transparent Sound wants to help you make your home stereo set-up even more minimalist. And their solution, the aptly named Transparent Speaker, just so happens to be ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Transparent is a Stockholm-based modular electronics brand ...

If you’ve ever had a gadget break less than a year after you bought it, congratulations — you’ve experienced one of the worst things about modern electronics. For years, companies have created ...

Originally released in the 2000s, the speaker-and-subwoofer combo has a futuristic, transparent design that earned it a place ...

Audio speakers are showing up in a variety of unusual forms these days, from the incredibly tiny to the eye-catchingly bizarre, but a research group at Harvard University may have trumped them all ...

Gorgeous People People Transparent Speaker Launches on Kickstarter When you think of speakers, if you think of them at all, you probably think of something black, boxy and not terribly big on style.

People Products took the idea of a speaker to its most minimalist conclusion in 2012 with the Transparent Speaker, a glass-enclosed speaker that let you see exactly how the drivers wire together to ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. What makes us even more excited is the price of this ...

Chances are you've likely seen the Transparent Speaker by Stockholm's People People AB. The small startup of Nokia defectors has been making heavy use of guerilla marketing to gain exposure for its ...

A research team at Harvard has created a remarkable proof of concept device: a thin, transparent speaker powered by ions instead of electricity. Such "ionic devices" could lead to artificial muscles, ...