- December 29, 2010 4:01 pm
I have seen countless cases released for the iPad and will be the first to admit they are all pretty douchy. This by far takes the cake though, hands down the most amazing coin purse ever released. Apple would go as far as to say ‘magical!’
You have two options, well, two if you have a Kindle as well as the iPad… A smaller grey and blue case to hold that Kindle E-Reader, and a larger black/red and grey case for that sweet iPad. Either way, you’ll be walking around in old school style. Bust em out at a party, bring them on your first date, ditch your wife on the beach while you chill in your cruise suite looking awesome! It doesn’t matter. All the ladies will be swooning at your awesome 80′s fashion. Or if you are like Hugh Hefner, she’ll have no idea what it is, as she wasn’t alive yet…
Need something a little “different” for your next iPhone case? The buck stops here as they’d say. The Retro Cassette Tape iPhone case is not only a handy case, but an excellent testament to your ultra nerdy ways.
The ultimate form of tech nerdy know how is taking one or more washed up, used gadgets and turning them into something new and useful. In this case, it’s an old cassette tape being turned into a tie, specifically using the actual magnetic tape material inside the cassette.
The actual composition of these “cassette ties” is actually 50% tape 50% thread. But those outside the world of tech, no one’s the wiser.
Humans it seems, have a need to collect stuff. Whether it be gadgets or some other less entertaining thing, transporting all of this junk is a chore. Why look dumb and out of style when you can be cool and retro? If you have a love for all things analog and have a nice pile of junk that needs toting, the Cassette Tape Tote Bag is here to lend a helping hand pouch. Go ahead and splurge a little. The Cassette Tape Tote Bag will be the center of conversation when it makes the more mature remember their younger years when mp3 players and netbooks were but a science fiction novelty. $11.99 is the price of admission.
Source: Think Geek
If you grew up in the pre-CD era, chances are you have at least a couple of old cassettes laying around your humble abode collecting dust. Back in the day they were the leading in technology – such a small format held so much…again back in the day. The world has since progressed from these meager times to a much more versatile digital format. While physical mediums, even the digital CD, are starting to travel down the path of dying tech, digital is merely progressing to a more “true” form. A form in which it is virtually unbound by physical means. What better way to take you old confined analog tunes and open them up, giving them a bit more freedom. A Japanese company, Novac, has released a “Cassette to Digital” device that will do just that.
