Industrial design graduate student Sungho "Oho" Son, from left, and Scott Shim, assistant professor of visual and performing arts, stand beside their personal computer design called Bookshelf that won the $50,000 Judge's Award at Microsoft's Next Generation Windows PC Design Competition.

Oho Son Bellevue, WA. Follow Contact Stream; Portfolio; About; About. I seek ways of connecting Design with Business, Technology and Experience as one in order to provide better product to users. I like to gather insights and turn them into solutions. I also work closely with peers and cross-functional teams composed of researchers, engineers ...

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2006年1月14日 · According to the Purdue website the Bookshelf was built by a graduate student Sungho "Oho" Son and Scott Shim, a professor of visual and performing arts. Together they won the $50,000 Judge's Award at Microsoft's Next Generation Windows PC Design Competition which was announced at CES in Vegas.

The concept computer, called Bookshelf, eliminates the most common problems - digital copyrights and inconvenient accessibility - in the multimedia entertainment business today, says graduate student Sungho "Oho" Son.

Next-gen PC from Oho Son Next-gen PC Bookshelf - Hi-end home entertainment PC designed upon user experience of media ownership and supporting Digital Right Management.

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