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A few shots of my brother's iPod. However I was only able to snap a few shots because as soon as I set up shop, our dear cat's Jazz and Callie decided to take a nap where I was shooting.
This is me welcoming home my new iPod nano. The sleekness, coupled with the battery and the color photo features made this necessary.
Esse foi nosso presentinho pra Carol, ela adorou. ;)))
Acho o máximo essa tecnologia... tão pequeno e, super eficiente, até fala!
Bom findi!!!
Apple Computers Inc. CEO Steve Jobs holds up the new iPod Nano during an announcement in San Francisco, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2005.
Converting a busted six year old iPod 4G from hard disk to compact flash in 15 minutes, with the help of some cardboard and sticky blocks.
Step 2: Replace the hard disk with a 1.8inch IDE to Compact Flash converter board and then insert a compact flash card in to it. I used a 32GB CF card made by Transcend.
I used some double sided sticky blocks to stick the CF card and converter board down on to a piece of cardboard which I cut out of a box. The cardboard was cut slightly smaller than the size of the original hard disk. I also found that the cardboard was a little too thick so I peeled off the top layer of the cardboard to make it thinner. This worked perfectly. The cardboard is needed to ensure the CF card and board fit snuggly inside without rattling about once you close up the iPod. You could use a piece of plastic cut to size as well, but you'll probably need special cutting tools to do that. Cardboard is simple and quick and works out perfectly.
The dim sum restaurant was in one of the trendy shopping districts of Taipei, and Christine couldn't resist taking a picture of this iPod billboard. This wasn't the only iPod ad we saw in the area around the restaurant; we've also seen plenty of ads in the metro stations, too. It's funny, because despite Apple's advertising efforts, I haven't really seen many people with iPods. With the cheap electronics available here, most people own smaller, non-name-brand mp3 players instead. My aunt says nowadays it's also popular to get cellphones that have built-in mp3 players.