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Nano iPod Cases Colors Added for Titan
GizMac Accessories Increases Color Choices for Titan Anodized Aluminum Nano iPod Cases
GizMac Accessories LLC, designer and manufacturer of innovative “Gizmos for your Lifestyle”, announce the addition of new color choices for their Titan anodized aluminum Nano iPod cases.
GizMac announced and displayed samples of the soon to be released Titan Nano iPod cases in their booth at the MacWorld Exposition in January. The new Nano iPod cases are part of GizMac’s emerging line of accessories for the Apple iPod, additional GizMac products are expected to be released in the near future.
“Black, aluminum, pink, purple and gold were our initial colors for the Titan Nano iPod cases,” says Ken Vitto, Director of Marketing for GizMac, “But after we received a great number of responses telling us how unique and amazing the colors look from being anodized on an aluminum iPod case, we decided to add cranberry, baby blue, light green and dark orange colors right away.”
In addition to its unique look from using anodized aircraft aluminum, the Titan Nano iPod case also provides a superior strength to weight ratio by the use of lightweight metal. Not only does the aluminum Nano iPod case protect the iPod, but the included screen and scroll wheel protector also shield the iPod from other potential damage.
“`Cause Everyone Wears Their iPod Differently” is the motto of the Titan Nano iPod case for a good reason, the included carabiner clip, armband, belt clip with 360 degree rotation (for vertical, horizontal or any position in between) and lanyard accessories provide a wide range of ways to wear the Nano iPod case. The Titan goes even one step further with the ability to easily change whether the top or the bottom of the Nano iPod case faces upward or downward, providing unmatched flexibility in an iPod case.
To receive further details and to pre-order the Titan Nano iPod cases, visit the GizMac Accessories web site at www.GizMac.com. Information can also be obtained by calling the Southern California corporate headquarters at (800) 475-1677.
iPod Vending Machine @ Sony Metreon Building, 2nd floor - San Francisco
Distrubuteur d'iPod au 2nd étage du Sony Metreon building à San Francisco
this is a pic that i got frm photobucket... these are the colors of the ipods ive been through... lol
Alexander jumping with iPod - off-camera flash shot at a wall behind him to create the silhouette. Stock vector image added as background to complete the image.
Listening to the iPod really helped with the first 5 miles of this difficult climb at high altitude.
Your iPod Touch will thank you for the cushy new home. This is a mango juice box.
The velvet lining makes it very smooth and provides some extra padding for protection. Wouldn't want to drop it, but I suspect it's more protected than the average silicone boot protector, or hard plastic sleeve.
In response to a question on the Dancing with Elephants family podcast (http://dwithe.com), here are some apps that I have on my iPod touch.
Compares the relative storage densities as they relate to price for all current Apple iPod's. Inspiried by today's release of the ultra-tiny Nano, general curiosity, and a lot of boredom.
The density figures show the storage density as gigabytes per ounces (gb / oz) or gigabytes per cubic inches (gb / in^3), all normalized by dividing price into the density. So for the in^3 data, we're looking at the price per amount of bits in a given volume, or price per "bit density," if you will. For the ounces data, it's instead the price per "bits per mass" or "specific capacity," if you're really willing to use some physics jargon (Gabe's fault, not mine).
The real motivation here was to compare the sizes (in both volume and mass) of all the iPods with respect to something we can all understand, money!
Major thanks to Gabe Rockefeller for helping out quite a bit with this work!
The raw data -- columns are size (in GB, figure the model out yourself), price/GB, price/(GB/oz), and price/(GB/in^3):
.512 || 193.35 || 150.81 || 206.35
1 || 129.00 || 100.62 || 137.67
2 || 99.50 || 149.25 || 150.44
4 || 62.25 || 93.38 || 94.12
20 || 14.95 || 88.21 || 92.68
60 || 6.65 || 42.56 || 49.08
Build a iPod shuffle charger into your Xbox controller. Read on to see more. Concepts, images and text by Hoodman. - Xbox and a controller
- An iPod shuffle
- some cutting tool for the wire and the motherboard
- USB extra cable or an extension
- A female USB connector (motherboard or USB extension)
- Soldering gear (and skill)
- A glue gun
- small screwdriver (X) (those for glasses will do the trick)
See shufflehacks for more.
drawn on iPod touch with Brushes app. for the Julia kay's portrait party
photo ref www.flickr.com/photos/flowereliefs/4689601881/
qismet art www.flickr.com/photos/flowereliefs/
Essa é uma meinha que eu fiz pro meu iPod *_______*
Usei uma munhequeira velha da minha irmã e uma estampa do "Estranho mundo de Jack", de Tim Burton.
Costurei sozinho cada detalhe, e na ponta tem um elástico forte, pro iPod não ficar caindo! [a estampa minha mãe me ajudou xD]
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This is an homemade iPod that i did for my iPod Video!
I've used an old bracelet from my sister and Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas stamp, bought last year on Galeria do Rock, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
100% Made by me, except for the stamp, my mom helped me out ;]
I bought an old model "iPod photo 60GB".
Because a new function of video was unnecessary for me, and I do not have USB2.0 Mac.
Apple Store, Palo Alto. Introducing the iPod Hi-Fi today.
(For the curious, it sounds like a stereo =)
Apple just passed 50 million iPods sold. What’s NeXT?
Soon the iPod will be a method to generate and consume media.
That means a camera.
Ironically, this photo was taken with Kodak’s version of that vision, a pen-based camera with a 3” screen and WiFi connection to Kodak services.