A few weeks later, despite Poul being busy with the presidential campaigns, he was still able to play his role in the company. On the third floor of the main office, a group of engineers surrounded a table, scanning the object that they have been working on for months.
"So, that is the radio?" One of the engineers muttered, looking at its sleek wooden casing with awe. The radio prototype sat proudly in the center of the table, its design a testament to Poul's vision and the engineers' craftsmanship.
Poul nodded with satisfaction, his eyes fixed on the intricate details of the radio. The polished wood exuded elegance, while the carefully arranged knobs and dials hinted at its functionality. It was a compact device, designed to fit comfortably on a tabletop or shelf, with a built-in speaker and a small antenna extending from the top.
"Yes, this is our radio prototype," Poul replied a hint of pride in his voice.
