If Apple was in the paper business and Cupertino was in charge of designing the ubiquitous notepad, the result might have been similar to an Australian’s play on the fascination with everything ‘pod’. The ‘Notepod,’ which the cheeky makers – Inventive Labs – describes as “in a form reminiscent of a popular smart phone,” costs $17.95.
The circumspect description isn’t without reason. Apple is notoriously lawsuit-happy. Although, the 100-page Notepod can’t run apps or sync with iTunes, besides the gridded pages and the cardboard covers it does bear a striking physical resemblance to the iPhone.
Despite (or because of) a potential lawsuit, the people behind the Notepod have a ready market of iPhone owners looking for just the perfect low-tech companion product.
[Via Product and Gadget Lab]
