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I have heard enough ululating about the iPad. The iPad seems to be a very large iPod Touch, therefore, my iPod Touch is really just a small iPad. Thus, the iPad nano was born.
I took my battered old iTouch to the buffing wheel at clubworkshop. The back is stainless, so I started with black buffing compound and heavy pressure to remove the original logo and all the scratches. I finished with the green buffing compound to bring out the final shine. Next I sprayed the back of the newly shiny iTouch with CerMark LMM-6000, loaded it into the Epilog Helix 60W laser engraver and printed my custom logo. After rinsing off the unbonded Cermark with water, voila the first (I think) iPad nano!
I took my battered old iTouch to the buffing wheel at clubworkshop. The back is stainless, so I started with black buffing compound and heavy pressure to remove the original logo and all the scratches. I finished with the green buffing compound to bring out the final shine. Next I sprayed the back of the newly shiny iTouch with CerMark LMM-6000, loaded it into the Epilog Helix 60W laser engraver and printed my custom logo. After rinsing off the unbonded Cermark with water, voila the first (I think) iPad nano!
You should sell this to apple.
But you need to jailbreak it and make the software look like the iPad.
Here is a picture of my iPod touch's current OS set up.
I then used Fivel Rows, and Five Column SB to get a 5x5 grid, then I used Shrink to make the icons smaller, Winterboard lets you turn off the names. Then I used Make it Mine, to change iPod to iPad.
lol