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Back in 2001 when Apple announced the iPod, I immediately ordered one. I like to think it was the first iPod in Kuwait - I brought it with me during the 2001/2 holiday season. The first iPod sported a 5GB hard drive storage, and Apple pitched it as "1000 songs in the pocket". Nowadays, that distinction belongs to the solid-state based 4GB iPod Shuffle.
My original iPod runs nicely, and the original battery is still healthy.
Displayed at Apple Store San Francisco. New stock will come on Friday, but I have to leave tomorrow.....I left my "iPod"...in San Franciso....
Nogmaals de inhoud van de verpakking. Links de usb-kabel, dock-houder, transparante afdekdop en een setje oordopjes. In het midden de iPod Touch zelf en rechts een bundel boekjes met poetsdoek.
A perfect companion with portable media players such as the Apple® iPod®, Mini³ offers dramatically improved sound when driven from the player's line output, and used with high quality headphones. The performance of Mini³ is so good, it could also serve as a headphone amplifier with dedicated home CD players and other sources without taking up much desk or shelf space. (http://www.amb.org/audio/mini3/)
Rockbox is an Open Source replacement firmware for portable digital audio players. (http://www.rockbox.org/)
My iPod recently wonked out on me, so after a visit to the Apple store I came away with a nice shiny new one. I thought I would celebrate by taking a picture of it, since it was all nice and new and not scratched up like my first one.
Lighting info: SB-24 snooted, positioned off camera left and above, bounced into a white foamcore board off camera right, reflecting onto the front of the iPod. Specular blowout on the top left corner of the product reduced by homemade diffusion flag. SB-80 snooted off camera left, firing into same homemade diffusion flag to give a specular highlight on the top left side of the product. Theres specular highlighting on the right edge thats also from this source, I think its actually refracting across the surface of the unit and bouncing out on the other side. SB-28 on floor behind setup, gelled with Lee 075 and lighting up the wall for background color. Check out the setup shots here and here.
www.recyclart.org/2011/10/ipod-biscuit-box-amplifier/
An amplifier / iPod docking station fit into an old Chinese biscuit box !
++ More information at Jonas' Furniture Design website !
++ Via Recyclart Flickr Pool !
It's a happy little family. And it doesn't include the one shuffle and two nano's that I gave away. These are music devices and I consider the iPod Touch more of a connected device than something that I use for music. Yes, you can only listen to one at a time, which is why it's today's March Break Indulgence photo.
Heading to the new Eastside City Park.
It opened to the public in the first week of December 2012.
But will be fully open by Spring 2013.
On Park Street.
Seen loads of these recently. Another iPod bus caught me by suprise. This one on the 900E to the Airport.
Passing Masshouse.
French for: "This Is not an iPod"
I created this image inspired by the famous painting "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" by Magritte, you can see here. Instead of a pipe I used Microsoft's iPod-wannabe called Zune. ;-)
When Rene Magritte was asked, why this was not a pipe, he replied: "It's not a pipe. It's a depiction of a pipe". Much like what Zune to iPod is :-D
iPod Shuffle Mix
Does anyone actually read these things?
I have seen these before- the latest being my nephew's and thought it
would be fun to do one of my own. Have to say, I was a bit surprised
by Steve having Tom Jones- but then I guess "Kiss" is acceptable...
So here is my list: iPod set to "shuffle" and the first 20 that came up.
1. Blackie and the Rodeo Kings - "High on Hurtin'"
2. Jim Croce- "Workin' at the Car Wash Blues"
3. Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention- "It Can't Happen Here"
4. Tom Waits- "Chocolate Jesus" (did you know there's a rooster
crowing in the background?)
5. Bob Dylan - "One More Cup of Coffee"
6. Janis Joplin - "Me and Bobby McGee (Alternate Version)"- [Really
nice acoustic version...]
7. The Beatles "Let It Be"
8. Joni Mitchell - "Cold Blue Steel & Sweet Fire"
9. Jim Bowie, Mike Richmond & Badal Roy - "Rinpoche's Rag"
10. Jann Arden "Could I Be Your Girl"
11. Billie Holiday On the Sunny Side of the Street"
12. Johnny Winter -"Boot Hill"
13. Bourbon Tabernacle Choir - "Asleep at the Wheel"
14. The Drifters "Save the Last Dance for Me"
15. Monty Python -"Crocodile"
16. Eurythmics - "Love is a Stranger"
17. Brian Eno - "Taking Tiger Mountain"
18. Madonna - "American Pie" [where did I get this?!?]
19. J.J. Cale - "Call Me the Breeze"
20. Flaming Lips - "Do You Realize?"
After downloading the whopping 165MB update, some how the file was corrupted so doing the whole download again
The iPod window display on the left side of the store. Two iPods played the 129 second Cars trailer continously. From the time we got there to the time the store opened the trailer would play over 139 times on each iPod.
My 3rd portable audio player after Compaq's ipaq + Creative's mp3 cdplayer.
For something that was assembled in China, I didn't expect it to be a wallet sucking machine.
Been busy with school lately, so not much photography. I did, however, trade in my iPod mini for a sexy new iPod nano.
It has a happy new home thanks to my luvlie for this cute pink sock! hehe :o*** kisses x
currently listening to: Editors www.myspace.com/editorsmusic (check 'em out they are v. cool!!)
oh another very cool thing you can do with it is put your photos on it and view them on the lil' screen how fab is that!!! :D
If you're thinking about buying someone an iPod for Christmas, read this first:
I remember being really excited to see an iPod for the first time.
I actually owned a series of clunky pre-iPod MP3 players. They barely worked at all, and getting music from a computer onto the MP3 player was something that worked about 30% of the time.
I’ve owned several iPods, replacing them when they broke. As time has gone on, they’ve gotten less and less good at what they were originally good at: making it easy to sync things onto the iPod itself.
Sure, it’s a nice form factor. But who cares about a nice scroll button if you can’t put anything on it?
Think twice about giving iPods for Christmas this year — you might just be giving someone a big headache.