We’re back from Phoenix

Monday, November 21st, 2005

iPod Holder

With everything that has happened recently, we felt like taking a little break, and getting out of town. We took Friday off and went down to Phoenix for the weekend.

It was great being able to hang out with friends, and visit some of my old haunts. It was a nice, relaxing trip. I’m glad we went.

On the flight out, I caught up on some of my video blogs, or video podcasts as Apple would have you call them. It was so nice being able to watch video on my iPod, rather than lugging a laptop down there.

What do you think of my iPod stand? It actually worked really well. I think I’ll grab a bunch of cups on my next flight… I’ll call them iCups, and sell them for $29.95 a pop.

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7 Comments to We’re back from Phoenix

  1. The iCup is ghetto-fabulous!

  2. Melvin Rivera on November 21st, 2005
  3. Glad you enjoyed your trip, does people good to get away every once and a while, it’s been ages since I’ve been on a vacation (although I’m going to Florida w/my parents this April).

  4. Laurence Anderson on November 21st, 2005
  5. Isn’t the new iPod just awesome? I used to convert DVD’s for playback on my PSP but since purchasing an iPod I’ve only used the PSP for games – yes it has a bigger screen but the reflections off that super shiny screen make it almost unwatchable. The iPod’s screen is smaller and 4:3 ratio but it really is better for video.

    I love the inventive use of the plastic cup – I’m going to buy some this weekend!

    Keep up with the blog, I love it, especially your comments on optimising video for the iPod.

  6. James B on November 24th, 2005
  7. Mmmm… Heineken…

  8. Daniel on November 27th, 2005
  9. do you have a case for your ipod video yet?

  10. Andrew Weber on November 27th, 2005
  11. nope, no case yet. The cases for the new iPods seem to be slow to market. I haven’t found one I like yet.

  12. paul on November 28th, 2005
  13. [...] I like this way better than my iCup. [...]

  14. Barf Bag iPhone Mount | one digital life on December 6th, 2008

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