The iPod from the 50’s still beats today’s iPod
Faithful Macenstein reader Alfie P sent in this “What if the iPod came out in the 50’s?” parody ad, and I must say in many ways, it beats today’s model.
First, it’s sexy as hell. Let’s just get that out of the way right up front. But take a look at some of the other killer features it boasts that today’s does not:
1 – Built in speaker loud enough to listen to on the beach
2 – User-replaceable battery
3 – Comfortable earphones
Who cares that it can only hold 20 minutes of music? Back then I think there were only 3 songs anyway, none of which was more than 2 minutes.
[via Tri De 3]
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Robert on
Fri, 16th Oct 2009 9:53 am
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Dan on
Mon, 19th Oct 2009 9:01 am
So you’re saying Apple once believed in user replaceable batteries for their iPod? I miss the good ole days!
What? I replaced the battery in my iPod Mini. That didn’t hurt so much.
and songs were like 20 minutes long back then…
i like how they used the disembodied hands #geekout
That’s actually good art. Good one.
On 20 minutes: You ever here of an LP?
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