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2008 People's Design Award Winner

Congratulations to the Zōn Hearing Aid, this year’s People’s Design Award winner. The Award was given to Stuart Karten of Stuart Karten Design last night at the National Design Awards gala at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum.

Let us know what you think about this year’s winning design.

About the Author: William Berry is Webmaster at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum.
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  1. Dear Mr. Berry,
    I would love to know where my design, Dressed Up Cat Fashion Re-Fashioned ended up in the voting. Is there somewhere in thr site I can find out? Or can you tell me?
    Thank you very much,
    Tracy Penwell

    Tracy Penwell | Oct 24, 05:34 PM

  2. Hi Tracy – your design is ranked 29 in terms of votes. Thank you for participating in this year’s People’s Design Award!

    William | Oct 25, 08:46 PM

  3. I think it is great that it is designed as a fashion accessory rather than a medical device. Congrats to all who participated in the PDAs!
    -Drue
    http://www.drue.net

    Drue Kataoka | Oct 27, 04:25 AM

  4. This is a fabulous design. As a nurse, so many devices to help people live fuller lives are truly ugly, ackward, non ergonomic and overly heavy. What a classy elegant design you have created and I hope more people will seek help for their hearing loss from it’s creation.

    Shelley | Nov 20, 11:53 AM

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