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I imagine this holiday season many an iPod will be ordered destine to be given as a present to a loved one or friend. Well, Apple has you, as well as your iPod, covered. For 5 bucks Apple will ship your iPod in their 'origami-style gift box.'
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Werthog said 9:40PM on 11-08-2006
"Origami-style"... maybe this is their way of allowing nano and shuffle buyers to get a cool box despite the new packaging?
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Brendan said 10:13PM on 11-08-2006
You think that's cool, youy should check out the laser engraving demo you can do, it's fun!
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Ruben Santiago said 10:24PM on 11-08-2006
I thought the new iPod nano plastic boxes were cooler on more chic than the cardboard ones, although not as env. friendly.
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Brendan said 10:43PM on 11-08-2006
@ Ruben Santiago, just to let you know plastic is very environmentally friendly, as it's very easy to recycle compared to all other materials.
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Ruben Santiago said 11:43PM on 11-08-2006
oops. sorry for the misunderstanding. i meant bio-degradable. its not env. friendly if not properly disposed of (in the recycling bin.)
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Mike said 7:25PM on 11-09-2006
$5 is a little expensive for gift wrapping.. then again, I am pretty cheap about some things.
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Jonathan Allen said 10:07AM on 11-09-2006
Finally!!!! It has finally happened!
An apple product or service that I don't need!
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Robert Mohns said 10:14AM on 11-09-2006
Origami? Try Chinese take-out!
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