Apple keeps staying ahead of it’s competition by always upgrading their toys in a way that makes customers go back out and buy them again.  The 3 new iPods: Nano, Shuffle and Touch all look like winners to us!  Apple TV also got a revamp and seems a lot more attractive, but can it replace cable?  More more info click here.

We’re surprised it took this long!  Created by Stuart Hughes, this iPad will set you back $189,000 and you better hurry since the price of gold is at an all time high, this thing could be well over $200K before you know it.  Investment?

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This is kind of funny.  What do you guys think?  Switch your mind?  Have one and love it?

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Well today was the announcement and it’s on every web site around the world, as well as a few alien ones where they are probably laughing at our excitement over such primitive devices!  Click here for all the specs from Apple. 

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With the official announcement right around the corner, let’s see if this will take over our lives like the iPod did.

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Available on December 8th for $280, this memory stick contains 14 albums, 13 mini-documentaries, liner notes, album art, and rare photographs.  30,000 will be made for worldwide distribution.

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Now let’s see some of you come up with Apple Store N*E*R*D videos!

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We were just talking about cassettes and mixtapes the other day! Now some of you might have some classic mixtapes like Brucie Bee or Kid Cupri or you’re own mixes which you want to listen to on your iPod. This cassette digitizer will do that and also play that cassette if you don’t want the MP3 but for that you might as well use your deck. The MV-CM001U AKA “CASSETTE to DIGITAL” only has one small issue, the software to transform your music into digital files (CASSETTE MATE) only works with Windows XP or Vista and does not support Apple for now. $80, comes out in Japan in a few weeks.

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Jonathan Ive is the genius designer behind most of Apples product line, including the iPod. What most people don’t realize is that he gets his inspiration from another design genius named Dieter Rams who during the 50s & 60s designed a lot of amazing products and concepts for Braun.

Here are a few examples of those designs:

Dieter Rams:

Jonathan Ive: