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As you can see from this Sesame Street Apple parody, the next generation of nerds is currently in development. And if you have this song in your head for the rest of the day, I sincerely apologize.
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All it takes is a Dreamcast Visual memory unit and a little tweaking to make a retro gaming case for a new iPod nano. It may be kind of bulky and relatively pointless, but it is rich in nostalgic charm. As you will see after the break, it also works with a Dreamcast controller.
If you are an Apple fan you can worship it. Apple haters can abuse it. Either way, I wish this 3D-printed Steve Jobs bust was also a USB hub.
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Steve Jobs gave him the apple while dressed like a witch. Android is a great OS, but it’s way too trusting.
These iPhone decals are currently sold out, but stock should be back in soon.
Product Page ($10 via ChipChick)
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All those times you looked at your MacBook and thought “Damn, that would be a great place to slice vegetables” can be laid to rest, because one has been specially designed to meet that purpose.
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Unfortunately, it’s also priced like an Apple product.
Product Page ($290 via Technabob)
Why is it that with all of our advanced mobile technology, we do things like make iPad docks shaped like CRT televisions? I mean, we can all agree that CRTs sucked right?
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And that was in the pre-order line. The line for those that didn’t pre-order was probably twice as long—and many of those poor bastards might come away empty handed. All I can say is thank God Apple came through with complementary bottled water and Famous Amos…
Stefan Magdalinski’s wife is an Apple fan with a sweet tooth. So he decided to put two and two together and gave her a chocolate-covered iPad.
Thankfully, she didn’t just bite down into that crunchy aluminum center.
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Would you download a free iPhone app and completely waste your time? Seriously, this is probably the most ridiculous piece of promotional nonsense in the App Store…and that’s saying something.
The entire point of the game is to unwrap a Klondike Bar in the shortest amount of time. But all you’re doing is rapidly swiping in four directions. The one interesting feature is that you can get the Klondike Bar jingle at the push of a button, which I can see being both funny and annoying in a variety of situations.
( iTunes link)
