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first flush from my minolta srt201.
sooc.
wellll, you were supposed to see what song was playing on my ipod, but i still like it.
I bought a 40GB iPod about four years ago using a substantial number of Apple gift cards that I had been collecting from friends and family. It was the 3rd generation black and white model and I bought it right before they released the iPod Photo. It died from hard drive failure and was replaced under Apple Care. The replacement was replaced for the same reason and so was the replacement's replacement.
I decided last summer when my fourth iPod started flaking out on me again, that I would replace it with an iPod Touch as soon as they released a 64GB version. I was quite disappointed when Apple didn't release one last fall, but I was thrilled when they released one last week. I debated ordering one for a full 5 minutes before clicking send. It took me longer to figure out what to get engraved on the back.
MiPod v5.0
Planned Obsolescence
Alien Bee 800 at full power with medium soft box fired into a storm gray backdrop from very close and at a slight angle to produce the gradient that was reflected in the surface of the iPod.
Pocket Wizard Plus II
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.
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.
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I got caught in the sudden downpour, so I decided to check out the iPod Touch at Myer
Melbourne Apple Shop. The iPod Touch is basically an iPhone, without the phone.
I liked the nice bright shiny screen. The touch-sensitive screen wasn't bad. The lack of scroll bars in Safari was a bit weird at first, but scrolling by a flick or a finger was quite intuitive. When you reach the bottom, or try to go past the top, the screen bounces, as if it were rubbery! :)
I managed to read most of (the first page of) Gizmodo using my thumb to thumb/scroll the page.
The onscreen keyboard was quite easy to use, even with my fat fingers, but for heavy typing, the two thumb approach didn't quite work out.
iPod Touch photos:
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.
At last, you have a really cheap charger for the iPod shuffle! you can charge it when you play Xbox or PC (if you have the cable)
I'm still looking if i can use it as a memory for the Xbox or if it can play music while charging. See shufflehacks for more.
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I got caught in the sudden downpour, so I decided to check out the iPod Touch at Myer
Melbourne Apple Shop. The iPod Touch is basically an iPhone, without the phone.
I liked the nice bright shiny screen. The touch-sensitive screen wasn't bad. The lack of scroll bars in Safari was a bit weird at first, but scrolling by a flick or a finger was quite intuitive. When you reach the bottom, or try to go past the top, the screen bounces, as if it were rubbery! :)
I managed to read most of (the first page of) Gizmodo using my thumb to thumb/scroll the page.
The onscreen keyboard was quite easy to use, even with my fat fingers, but for heavy typing, the two thumb approach didn't quite work out.
iPod Touch photos: