Thursday, May 27, 2010

Lenny Lightfoot, reviewer

iPad/Apple case, and Stowaway keyboard from Eolake Stobblehouse on Vimeo.

Eolake's little-known twin, Leonard Lightfoot, reviews and demonstrates the Apple iPad case, and how to use the tiny (out-of-production) _Think Outside_ Stowaway Universal Bluetooth keyboard. (Important, it has to be Universal and Bluetooth.) (These are unfortunately already pretty expensive used; let's hope some new ones come up when the iPhone can take bluetooth keyboards soon.)

Lightfoot is not much of a videographer; he apologises for much of the screen being unreadable in the video due to screen glare. (He had just heard Apple say it's not a problem, and was not concerned about it.)

13 comments:

  1. OMG,Leonard Lightfoot, where *has* Eo been hiding you?! You were *DELIGHTFUL,* Darling! You should do reviews on a regular basis! :-D (but *why* "evil," I wonder?)

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  2. Thank you very much, dahlin'.

    "Evil twin" is a meme from the eighties. Doonesbury used it, for example. Maybe it's lost now.

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  3. Lenny likes the lights much better than I do, so you never know when he turns up.

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  4. Eolake said...
    ""Evil twin" is a meme from the eighties."

    That's true. I've gotten too literal, around here! lol! (forgot!)

    "Lenny likes the lights much better than I do, so you never know when he turns up."

    Well...keep him handy; that boy sounds like a LOT of FUN!! :-D (perhaps he could help you to...lighten up, hey?! ;0)

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  5. Dude, please set the focus manually to a fixed point and leave it there.

    Please.

    I got dizzy...

    Also, you need more DoF.

    Sincerely,


    A Concerned Friend

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  6. Hmm so Leonard bought one of my watercolor handmade books too :-)

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  7. I think it's funny that Lenny is such a poor videographer. But maybe I should teach him a bit anyway.

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  8. Sounds like an evil nazi. Well, nazi. I guess by definition they are evil. He should wear a monocle.

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  9. The whole setup looks so fragile. Any touch moves something, which maybe is OK to LL, but would drive me nuts -- or to duct-taping the whole thing down.

    I liked the background music that played during the two typing scenes.

    Future demonstrations of Bluetooth devices could perhaps show them hooked up to a portable windmill, propelled by the cusswords of the user who can't force the devices to mate properly.

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  10. Thanks for the kind review of my compositions and vocals.

    The keyboard is stable enough, but I don't think the pad is standing very well in the tall configuration. I can't see that I'm doing anything wrong, though, it is very simple.

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  11. Monsieur Hulot, Mr Pastry, Tommy Cooper, and Professor Stanley Unwin with a nod to Laurel & Hardy, Lloyd, and Chaplin, brought into the Internet age. It seems there is even a virtual touch of Valentino for ladies of a certain weakness. Expect this to go viral at a computer monitor near you.

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  12. Lenny, the flap should be tucked away under the iPad itself, that's what the picture shows on the wrapping of the cover on mine.

    Nice vid :)

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  13. Thanks, darling, you're a girl's best friend.
    Kisses!

    Lenny

    Oooh, my likkle word puzzle says "linge", isn't that naughty? Well, nearly.

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