seriously agreed, that design+idea is just so perfect. i suppose it wasn't cold and clinical and detached enough for hipster editors to allow themselves to adore properly ;)

website says: "A part from being a the wolds most powerful iPod speaker"

4 typos in 1 clause on a 1-page website hawking a 5 thousand dollar piece of precision equipment. nice.

want very, very badly :D

thank you for turning the formless miasma of directionless, crosseyed confusion into reasonable fact, clear as day.

three adhesive gold stars for you sir.

mmmm gaychuck *droooooooool*

just curious here but, as another commenter up top mentioned, how does this work with regards to conflict of interest? david pogue just underwent a whole bunch of scrutiny for a very similar situation, writing books about apple while being in a journalistic position to influence under the pretense of objective reportage. is there not the same expectation on a blog?

not trying to troll or do any "gotcha" stuff, but this does seem to be a highly relevant issue these days.

hardcore enough to mod an mp4player into an authentic cartridge, yet still plays mario without holding down the run button? fishy.

placed in a sleeve and THEN on a mat, no less. what a painfully gimmicky gimmick.

yeah i was struck by the realization that i had never seen actual or implied profanity in a tv ad before. strange sensation.

not only is it not a Z, it is _blatantly_ not a Z. that's some kneejerk reportage on an issue which, had it even been accurate, would have been non-newsworthy at best.