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Simon Lucas

Harman Kardon's new Bluetooth speakers bring back a Jony Ive design icon, with a twist

Harman Kardon Aura Studio 4 on a side table with a plant

It’s been 70 years since Dr Sidney Harman and Bernard Kardon established their hi-fi company in Westbury, New York. The company has been responsible for some game-changing products over the past seven decades, and the company has announced three new products to celebrate.

The most striking of these, at least in terms of design, is the Aura Studio 4 Bluetooth speaker. Harman Kardon is far from the first company to revisit past glories when developing a product to celebrate a big birthday, and given that Harman's Jonny Ive-designed SoundSticks speakers now form part of the permanent collection in New York’s Museum of Modern Art, the company has been more than justified in taking some inspiration from what is unarguably an iconic product. 

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