So you’ve seen the original iPhone Pro concept, now check out the clamshell version. Though it’s a bit thicker, the phone would definitely give the Sprint Instinct some competition. Click here for one more picture.
It would be even cooler if, instead of being a third-party accessory, Apple actually released a modular iPhone, one that could admit different accessories like these but without the added bulk of building them around the original design.
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Unlike other Apple products, this t-shirt “lights up using an electroluminescent display that responds to music and other ambient sounds.” Video after the break.
Your standard animated equalizer t-shirt is generally considered obnoxious enough. But when you stick an Apple logo on the front, well, it’s a statement that can’t be ignored.
With a slide out QWERTY keypad, the iPhone Pro is a big step forward in keeping Apple’s handset up to date with its competition. Plus, there’s also an integrated D-pad for gaming action.
Mat made his concept and called it iPhone Elite: an iPhone with 60GB of storage, true 16:9 aspect ratio, slide-out keyboard, one megapixel front camera for iChat, and a high quality camera, with good lenses, optical zoom, and video capability.
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Wal-Mart announces the availability of the iPhone 3G. Starting today, stores “will sell the iPhone for only $2 less than the regular price with a two-year contract: $197 for the 8 GB model, or $297 for the 16GB model.”
The news confirms multiple reports about the impending sale. The report also confirms that rumors of a $99 Wal-Mart iPhone were incorrect.
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In this clip, Buzznewsroom takes a look “back at 30 plus years of Apple products, the most buzzworthy consumer technology products — [includes] Apple IIe, Lisa, Newton, iMac, iBook, Macbook, iPod and iPhone.” Video after the break.
Its interesting to see how the product design has evolved, it has some flops and forgotten products along with the classics. I never knew Apple once made a digital camera.
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Apple has just released two new holiday-themed Get a Mac ads, titled “I Can Do Anything” and “Tree Trimming” — both are animated. Continue reading to watch.
In the I Can Do Anything ad, PC shows off what he can do because he is animated. He then talks to a rabbit who is on its way to the Apple Store.
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A group of iLounge users created this nifty iPhone coffee table using just cardboard. Plus, it even features icons that double as coasters. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Also: it’s made completely out of cardboard, making it tacky on multiple levels. Seriously, people, control your gadget fetishes, otherwise you’ll turn into the guy with a cardboard iPhone for a coffee table.
When compared to the standard fare, “the Apple In-Ears outclassed the normal iPod earphones in every category, providing superior sound and comfort.” Priced at $80. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Overall, the Apple In-Ear Headphones are a quality product at a fairly reasonable price. They sound great, and work as expected. On the iPhone 3G, you can’t use the volume, or track changing controls.
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Thanks to its V-shaped design, “The New Mac Mini” concept “improves cooling as air moves freely thru the heatsink now that it’s not sitting on a flat surface.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
There’s one HDMI port for you multimedia junkies and say bye bye to the power brick because this one has it neatly tucked inside.
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We have seen the future of DIY Mac computers, and it’s LEGO. Unfortunately, the concept above is only a render, with the actual product still in the design stages. Click here for one more picture.
It’s true that it may be a little bit too far-fetched to expect a collaboration between Lego and Apple. Or a MacBook with three displays.
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