2 Year Old Rockin' The iPad

2 Year Old Rockin' The iPad

Amazing Washington Post iPad Commercial

Amazing Washington Post iPad Commercial
This Washington Post App for iPad features Benjamin Bradlee and Bob Woodward. Me thinks they need MagicStands!!! What a world!!!

Totally Rad BMX iPad Bike-Mount ...

Totally Rad BMX iPad Bike-Mount

This is a totally radical setup and I get it. There is nothing better than jamming on a mountain bike with some great music cranking. The challenge is if you wear a headset, you can't hear anything else. If you have the music blaring from your bike, you will get a lot of unwanted attention, but if will be a fun ride. Maybe I should make a MagicStand bike adaptor ;-)

Although you can't tell from the photo, I assume this is a 3G iPad which would make a lot of sense if you spent much time on your bike...

Creston iPanel Controller for iPad

Creston iPanel Controller for iPad

Home Automation Controller

O.k. This is pretty interesting. I think it would bee cooler if it was on a BulletTrain MagicStand for the iPad, and I wonder how well it works? As Larry David says "Pretty Good!!! Pretty Good!!!" The only thing that is not so great is the price of $500!!!

It is funny because several times when I was working on designing the MagicStand, I thought, that when it was sitting on the coffee table or couch, it looked like a Creston Controller panel thingy, and then all of a sudden, here it is!!! Neato...

Etch A Sketch iPad Case...

Etch A Sketch iPad Case

O.K., this is a trip!!! It is kind of cool in a weird, déjà vu kind of way, but I don't think I would want to walk into a serious meeting and whip this thing out!?!

Thomas Jefferson: Bedroom Home Office-The First iPad MagicStand

Thomas Jefferson

Bedroom Home-Office

The First iPad MagicStand

Thomas Jefferson was not only a founding father of the United States, but he was also elected the third President of the United States and he was the ultimate renaissance man.

The next two photos are of his bedroom home-office at Monticello.

On the left side of his desk, you see his spinning double-decker book reader. In other words, he would have 6 books loaded up at a time so he could read them all. This was the precursor to iBooks for the iPad!!!

Ironically, the thing on the desk that looks like a battle-ship board without a privacy panel is a the first copy machine. Seriously!!! He would write with his quill pen that he would dip in ink, and as he moved it, it would draw another copy on the opposite side on a piece of paper with another quill pen. Also notice the burned candle for reading and righting at night.

Imaging if he had an iPad!!!! And talk about economy-of-motion, the commute from his bed to his office was about 5 steps. That's almost as short as Hugh Hefner!!!