The Frox system was intended as the first computer-controlled media center.  It featured digital processing of the video and audio, a full-featured content browser and a CD jukebox.  This is the snapshot of the jukebox selection interface.

The design needed to have the look of high-end consumer electronics, and also live comfortably with the kind of graphics available on broadcast TV.

This design won a bronze for best product from the Industrial Design Society of America.