If you've ever wanted a Bluetooth audio player that looks like a sunny-side up egg, Polaroid has what you've been waiting for.

When it comes to instant film, Polaroid is as synonymous to the imaging technology as Kleenex is to tissue paper or Google is to search. And according to Simmons?s Study of Media and Markets, there are still 3,881,000 people ages 25-54 who own a Polaroid camera. Surprised" Not as surprised as Polaroid’s latest foray: the launch of four colorfully realized Bluetooth Polaroid Music Players, alongside Polaroid Radio, an experimental music discovery service.
Polaroid P1
Polaroid P1
The first and smallest of the group is the Polaroid P1 Music Player, a wearable, personable audio device, followed by the slightly larger portable Polaroid P2. Polaroid P2s
Polaroid P2 closeup \ The player?s physical dial allows listeners to dial into Polaroid Radio stations, a tactile detail inspired by a time when listeners tuned in to favorite broadcasts.
Polaroid P3
The Polaroid P3 takes on a retro-futuristic style of portable boomboxes circa 1986, while the most sonically powerful of the quartet, the Polaroid P4, looks like a graphical interpretation of a sunny-side egg in its yellow colorway.
Polaroid P3s
The colors are directly drawn from the iconic Polaroid color spectrum logo (though, where are the green and orange options"). That’s not the only detail harkening back to the original Polaroid camera: the Players also feature a classic re...