New iPhone Model (Pictures included)

[maxsmacs]

I spotted these at autoblog.

The phone looks way too long to be the current model. Can anyone measure an image? It just doesn't look right.

URL: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/12/14/pics-aplenty-floodgates-open-on-the-land-rover-lrx/

 

[xUKHCx]

Isn't that the current iPhone with a bit of modding/hacking.

 

[FunkyJunk]

The image has just been stretched. There's nothing more to it than that.

 

[maxsmacs]

I didn't stretch it. Jump to the site.

Are you suggesting that autoblog stretches their images? That could explain the great pictures that they have of cars, that look different on road.

 

[FunkyJunk]

I didn't stretch it. Jump to the site.

Are you suggesting that autoblog stretches their images? That could explain the great pictures that they have of cars, that look different on road.

I'm not suggesting you did it. I saw the green picture last week (I think) on Jalopnik. Whoever created the picture likely stretched it for whatever reason (to make the installation look more sleek for example).

 

[anti-microsoft]

Hey no he is right apple has the pics on the website look, here is one of them:

 

[MacBoobsPro]

The image is stretched. Check out the home button on the iPhone!

 

[earthsick]

"...its a jump to conclusions mat!"

 

[stevearm]

I didn't stretch it. Jump to the site.

Are you suggesting that autoblog stretches their images? That could explain the great pictures that they have of cars, that look different on road.

LOL bless.

It's just a stretched image.

 

[maxsmacs]

Boo Here I thought I had stumbled on to something new and big. *sigh* Okay you guys are right. Stretched it is.

 

[Slip]

Yeah wasn't that a shot of a Land Rover concept car featuring an iPhone dock?

 

[mike0775]

Its a visual illusion. The long str8 lines at the side, and the way the console is designed to make the iphone appear integrated into the long central line change how you perceive the length and depth of the iphone. In this case it is likely down to something called the Muller-Lyer effect. google it for other examples..

plus the image is stretched.. numpty..

 

[ThomasShaped]

I thought this was posted on Engadget as a Land Rover concept car to feature the iPhone..


EDIT:

http://www.engadget.com/2007/12/14/iphone-integral-part-of-land-rover-lrx-concept/

thar's the link

 

[danielforman]

Yeah wasn't that a shot of a Land Rover concept car featuring an iPhone dock?

Yes it is. It is not a new iPhone model. It was on engadget or a site similar the other day. I'll see if i can find the link if I have time to the article but it is definitely from the Land Rover Concept Car

 

[Slip]

Yes it is. It is not a new iPhone model. It was on engadget or a site similar the other day. I'll see if i can find the link if I have time to the article but it is definitely from the Land Rover Concept Car

Yeah I saw it on Engadget aswell