DVICE: Owning a phone back in the 1980s was a sign you had arrived — arrived at destination cool, even. Owning a 3D printer today is much the same. So imagine the awesome power you'll wield with your fully functioning, 3D-printed 1980s iPhone case made from plastic.
Sunday, May 06, 2012
Hello? It's the '80s calling and we're here for your iPhone
DVICE: Owning a phone back in the 1980s was a sign you had arrived — arrived at destination cool, even. Owning a 3D printer today is much the same. So imagine the awesome power you'll wield with your fully functioning, 3D-printed 1980s iPhone case made from plastic.
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I"m going to write this comment with the assumption that this is a real product and not a joke. This is something that would be funny to give or get for a gag gift, but think even the company doesn't expect people to buy and use these for real. For the few people out there that really want to carry around a freakishly old fashioned phone, there are better options. Fake phones like this are made as bluetooth devices. If you buy that instead, you don't have to go through the hassle of taking the case off your phone when you actually need it to fit in your pocket, and it might actually look cooler without an obvious light up iPhone in the speaker.
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