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Mi iPod 5G de 30 Gb y sus cachivaches, a saber:
- El sistema de altavoces Genius SW-J2.1 330.
- El dock universal.
- El mando a distancia Apple Remote.
- El adaptador para cámaras fotográficas.
- Los miniauriculares con eliminación de ruido.
- El adaptador de corriente 220V-USB iPower.
- La funda de silicona para que no se arañe en el bolsillo.
iPod touch: all of the touch with none of the talk.
A practice desktop studio shot of my wife's iPod touch; thought it a fitting subject since the iPhone 3G has been upstaging the whole product line as of late :P
This is a replacement for an original shot posted earlier -- just wasn't happy with the post-processing job -- still not sure if I'm happy yet but time will tell.
Astronauts listen to Jet.
(btw, I made this photo b+w and then coloured the face, helmet, and ipod screen in by hand.)
David Brill posted a link to a cut and fold iPod stand (http://www.dessinemoiunobjet.com/iphone-and-itouch-paper-stand-dock/ ) and asked if anyone could make one out of origami. Here is my attempt.
The Jailbreak messed up my ipod and im out $300. This screen never goes away. Does anyone know how to un-hack this so i can restore it and not have to buy another one?
I find the Ipod Touch a surprisingly good and highly portable photo viewer. The screen is brilliant (literally). You can download photos directly from Flickr, or use dropbox, so you don't even need to go near itunes, which is handy if you do your post processing using a Linux computer like me. Those old flip photo albums of slightly dodgy 5"x3.5" prints are consigned to the history books, thank goodness.
Today at work I had to replace the battery in an iPod, fully charge it and then drain the charge.
All day long it has been playing A.D.I.D.A.S. by Korn.
Front to Rear : My iPod mini, Friend's iPod 30GB, Another Friend's iPod photo 60GB. Too many Apple products :-)
Canon EOS 20D / SIGMA 50mm Macro / Jpeg
See the blog post: iPod Review – Five Years Later: rasterweb.net/raster/2010/12/23/ipod-review-five-years-la...
It's a terrible hole - I tried cutting it freehand but unless you have the control of an x-acto knife, it'll be messy. After the second attempt, I figured out a better way, and was able to go back and clean up this one.
Late on Monday night (about 11:05) I was trying to remove some staples using a kitchen knife. You know what's coming next don't you... The knife slipped and I embedded it in my hand! So I rushed to Accident and Emergency at the nearest hospital at which point the rushing stopped! :-) I've had experience of waiting in a hospital before, so before heading off, I grabbed a PCW Magazine and my trusty iPod.
I had the iPod on shuffle and was listening with one earphone in the vain hope that I would hear my name being called with my non-earphoned ear. Just after midnight, the track shown in the picture came on. It is Tony Hancock's the Blood Donor episode from the www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004YTX0/qid=11393466.... Very appropriate! :-) If you don't know it, the sketch ends with Tony accidently cutting himself with a bread knife and being taken back to the hospital where he gave blood. A doctor remarks, "Knife wound? Teddy boy is he?" Brilliant stuff!
To add to the synchronicity, in this episode Tony's blood type is given as AB Negative - the same as mine!
One of my housemates got an 8GB iPod Nano for her birthday. In order to get my 4300 song, 27GB collection down to the 8GB limit, while keeping everything (I think) she likes, I came up with this fantastically convoluted "smart playlist" in iTunes. The 1625 songs remainng take up 7.8GB. Phew!
Saturday nights just don't get better... ;-)
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