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‘Steve Jobs’ Debuts New iPods on SNL
Sunday, November 20th, 2005 at 3:00 PM - by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
This past weekend, Saturday Night Live jumped on the iPod bandwagon with a Weekend Update report that featured a Steve Jobs impersonator unveiling three new iPods, each smaller than the last and capable of holding an increasing number of songs and photos. The final one, iPod invisa, holds eight million songs and every photo ever taken; it’s invisible to the naked eye, but it floats in the air if dropped.
iPod Garage, the first Web site to cover the story, has the video in an iPod-friendly format, as noted in their article. PhuseBox also has the video as a standard QuickTime movie; the link was available on iLounge.
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