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I took this photo of a street in Hong Kong that was full of iPod advertisements!
I thought it looked pretty cool, but I'm not sure if I was able to photograph it very well.
my ipod sitting on the surface of a LCD monitor. (a PC monitor in spite of the logo)
The trick here is the ipod is sitting in the middle of a dell 2005fpw (same panel as an apple cinema display). The logo is displayed on the screen, which is also the primary light source. The edge lighting is my desk lamp which is much cooler and being diffusly reflected by the LCD's anti glare coating.
Wierd idea but I thought the result was kind of unusual and neat.
I was looking at someone's photos and they had something like this and it inspired me to do one myself.
This pouch is tiny with just enough extra room for the earphones inside. I made the inside from super soft fleece. My iPod is very happy now and I won't be afraid next time I throw it in my bag!
My coworker Jessica's 4th gen iPod finally gave out, after years of faithful service. She has the brilliant idea to head out on our lunch break and give the iPod a proper funeral. I went along to help out.
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Apple released new shiny iPod nano's earlier this week. These ones however remain my favorite. I've had my Product Red nano for a while now - so its literally refreshing on the eyes to see it side by side with another of a different color. Its like this is a his and hers iPod shot.
Happy Weekend everybody.
EXPLORED #246 (September 12, 2009)
EXPLORED!!
D3100
18-55mm VR @ 40mm
200 ISO
f/36 @ 6 sec
I got bored in the hotel tonight, so I tried a bit of light painting. First up... the iPod I use for Audio Books.
The light was provided by my Leatherman Monarch 300 (single LED bulb) mini-pen light.
The wood grain laminate did a nice job of providing a smooth slightly blurred reflection.
Captured as a horizontal, it was cropped in PSE because I liked it better. The crop was the only post-procrssing I did to the image.
The iPod Shuffle was last updated in September 2010, following Steve Jobs' annual music event in San Francisco.
Made using this great tutorial:
duringquiettime.blogspot.com/2011/05/iphone-pouch-tutoria...
I love the pouch that Amy made so much that I used the same girl on a swing fabric to make one for my daughter's ipod. She chose the red floral for the flap :)
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I knew I needed to knock a quick one out tonight! So I left out the gear from last nights spaghetti shot.
This is my iPod Touch which is still going strong today. Apple stopped supporting them with software updates years ago which is sad really. It does have some classic tunes on tho ;)
When I fist saw the Zenith RE-10 I figured I had come upon the most obvious inspiration for the iPod.
I would have bet that the RE-10 was studied (or at least observed) by Mac industrial designer Jonathan Ive.
(.....well, I'm not a betting man and the similarities are most likely coincidence).....thoughts?
Turns out Jonathan Ive may have been influenced by the timeless designs of Dieter Ram (who designed many products for Braun in the 1950's and 60's). The Braun T3 radio is very similar to the ipod.....BUT it's also surprisingly similar to the Regency TR-1 which predates the Braun T3 by almost three years.
*** Then there's the Pakette crystal radio from the 1940's which seems to be the original pocket music playback device... look here..
www.peeblesoriginals.com/vintage/PAKETTE-CRYSTAL-RADIO.jpg
This pic has received a great deal of attention. Have a look here.....
www.cultofmac.com/ipods-and-vintage-transistor-radios-sep...
Chicas vendo ipod touch 2g en muy buen estado. 8GB
con caja original, cable original, carcasa rosada, lamina protectora. Preguntar precio por interno y todo es conversable
After 7 months of buying no gadgets whatsoever, I treated myself to the new iPod nano with video camera. This is the 16GB model.
I had heard about these iPod vending machines a while ago, but always thought it was a Manhattan or Los Angeles kind of thing. Then one day as we were walking into our local neighborhood grocery store here in Parker, CO I saw that we too had one. They're pretty cool actually, and I've since seen this machine used for other products now too (i.e. soda machines).
In place of sliding dollars into a slot, you swipe your card on the side of the machine. In place of pressing little alpha-numeric buttons, you interact with a 12-inch touchscreen. In place of spinning coils that lurch your product off the edge, there's a high-speed robotic arm that slides out to grab your selection. In place of plummeting to a resounding thud, the robot arm returns your merchandise swiftly and gently to a large opening located under the screen. In place of contorting your wrist to fit under the self closing gate, you slide the cover to the slot open and remove your newly purchased goodies.
You couldn't have nailed all the flaws with most existing vending machines any better.
In the case of the iPod vending machine, there's more than just the iPod available. You might choose an iPod Nano and some protective covering. You might choose an iPod Video with an extra charger. You might pick up a car adapter for power or audio. You might choose standalone speaker systems, AV cables, or even an Airport Express.
Very cool.