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Redesigned iConsole for Ford Explorer

Posted by pudge on from the i-knew-i-shoulda-bought-an-explorer-instead-of-a-suburban dept.

Jesse Melchior writes "After all the attention I received from the iPod mini install, I decided to come up with an entirely new design, focusing on usability, functionality, and incorporating the 2nd and 3rd generation iPod into the mix. You now have the opportunity to purchase your own iConsole (that's what I'm calling it, temporarily) for the Ford Explorer Sport. To avoid any legal battles, the iConsole will not be shipping with the Apple logo. Custom install requests will be addressed as soon as possible."

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  1. How long till piracy truly becomes mobile? by linzeal · · Score: 4, Funny

    Like days of yore when timber masts tickled the underside of heaven, sails snapped tight in the breeze like the belly of a portly cherub, and treasure was only a shipping line (freeway lane) away? When women pirates like women geeks were lusted after by young boys the world over, when I can download crappy music from the SUV with gold wheels that is booming it next to me, oh when? I hope soon.

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  2. Re:Wow. by Llywelyn · · Score: 2, Funny

    Would you sell it with or without hot grits?

    I mean, if its without, then I'm not sure your really looking at *billions*...

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  3. Movies on the road? by The+Mainframe · · Score: 3, Funny

    But now what happens if I use it to watch porn while driving? Obviously, NY needs to institute a hands-free driving law for more than mobile phones. The death toll could reach thousands!

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    1. Re:Movies on the road? by MacOS_Rules · · Score: 2, Funny

      ...and manufacturers need to install windshield wipers on the *inside* of the windows too, huh? :)

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