The iPod box, as rethought by Microsoft

Ipod_microsoft_2_1 We did a quick search on this before posting it because do you ever go through one of those insecure stages where you feel like you’re the last person to receive viral videos? Anyway, iFilm currently has a 3-minute video posted that re-imagines the sleek, suitable-for-keeping iPod box as if it were designed by Microsoft. The iFilm synopsis claims that it “was produced by Microsoft’s marketing people for an internal design meeting.” We’re a bit suspicious of that, but, nonetheless, we hope you’ll enjoy watching as the box becomes increasingly littered with rebate offers and lengthy product names.

 Posted by Catharine P. Taylor

March 2, 2006 | Permalink

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Hal Riney. VW. from Think Small, to Sass and skidadle.

Look it up.

Posted by: Bob | Mar 2, 2006 3:50:11 PM

99% of good design is saying "NO!" to MBAs.

Posted by: Alan Christensen | Mar 3, 2006 8:35:45 AM

Needs to be required viewing for every client.

Unfortunately, the frustrating part is it'll just be seen by us ad people.

Why not pass it on to Brandweek!?

Posted by: Dave-o | Mar 3, 2006 2:54:09 PM

“was produced by Microsoft’s marketing people for an internal design meeting.”

its true. i know the person who designed this. the reason there's no design firm named attached is for obvious confidentiality reasons.

Posted by: grace | Mar 6, 2006 2:58:15 AM


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