9/21/2006
Broken iPod Reborn as iPod Dock
Got a broken iPod? If you can't fix it yourself or don't have the money to get it repaired by iPodMods, then you can always rip it apart and make an iPod dock like Andrew Monks. This photo montage on flickr shows how he teared apart his existing iPod dock and jammed it through the screen of his broken 3G iPod.
It's a very clever way to make something useful out of a busted iPod. The folks at Engadget think this might be the "start of a very wonderful, very cannibalistic trend in consumer electronics." It's always nice to breathe new life into an old gadget that you blew a couple hundred bucks on right?
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It's a very clever way to make something useful out of a busted iPod. The folks at Engadget think this might be the "start of a very wonderful, very cannibalistic trend in consumer electronics." It's always nice to breathe new life into an old gadget that you blew a couple hundred bucks on right?
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I love the new iPods, but in my oppinion, the 3G iPods were the best I've ever owned.
I loved that touch function on every button and wheel.
So without a doubt, I feel pain for the iPod which became a dock.
Rest in Peace.
I loved that touch function on every button and wheel.
So without a doubt, I feel pain for the iPod which became a dock.
Rest in Peace.
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> : September 21, 2006 11:50 AM
Oh I remember the day when we use to gut an the old Macintosh computers and take the CRT out and build diaramas for christmas using the 64K RAM chips with pipe cleaners and corks to make "RAM Deer". The look on customers faces was CLASSIC...."WHA! I paid 5,000 for that thing just a few years ago!" Also those original Mac made FANTASTIC door stops, with built in handle and all.
Oh I remember the day when we use to gut an the old Macintosh computers and take the CRT out and build diaramas for christmas using the 64K RAM chips with pipe cleaners and corks to make "RAM Deer". The look on customers faces was CLASSIC...."WHA! I paid 5,000 for that thing just a few years ago!" Also those original Mac made FANTASTIC door stops, with built in handle and all.
Thank you so much i thought my ipod had died and gone to heaven and then i don't know what i would have done but i followed your instructions for my frozen gadget and it has come back to life. So thank you.
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