Steve Jobs SNL Skit

xy14

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• Nov 19, 2005

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Steve Jobs was on SNL today. He intoduced three iPods.

The first held 50,000 songs, could play video, etc. By thanksgiving though, it will be obsolete. (Micro)
The second held 2 million songs, and was about an inch tall. By christmas though, it'll be obsolete. (picaño or something)
The third was the iPod Invisa. It held 8 million songs and was invisible.

The skit was done as Steve introduced the iPods on Weekend Update.

If anyone didn't see this, i'll answer any questions/comments.

 

Lacero

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• Nov 19, 2005

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Duplicate thread.

 

xy14

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• Nov 19, 2005

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Just Ruin The Fun!!

 

Lacero

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For us or for the mods?

 

MisterMe

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• Nov 19, 2005

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xy14 said:

Steve Jobs was on SNL today. He intoduced three iPods.

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Wrong! Steve Jobs did not appear on SNL tonight. Fred Armisen played Steve Jobs in a sketch. There is a difference

 

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iHateWindows

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Is the Invisa scratch prone? Does it have a screen? Does it support Firewire? How clear is the video?

 

MisterMe

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iHateWindows said:

Is the Invisa scratch prone?

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No, but it tends to get embedded in crevices of abrasive materials.

iHateWindows said:

Does it have a screen?

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Yes, it does. I thought that Jobs made that perfectly clear.

iHateWindows said:

Does it support Firewire?

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No, FireWire connectors are much too large. As the Invisa is smaller than the wavelength of visible photons, Apple will release a new soft X-ray wireless transceiver to be used for communications between Apple computers and iPod Invisas. This is the first time that X-rays will have been used in a consumer device for communications.

iHateWindows said:

How clear is the video?

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Owing to its small size, the Invisa's screen cannot be seen with the unaided eye. This is why it's called the Invisa, afterall. Duh! Included with each new Invisa is a set of X-ray microscopic contacts which allow the display to be seen in full color and high-definition. This is something that no other iPod can do.

I hope this clears things up.

 

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Jobsfan

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• Nov 25, 2005

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Steve Jobs SNL Skit

Does anyone have a link to a company that makes a carrying case for the invisa?