The Portable Cellphone Booth
January 3, 2005 8:31 AM Subscribe
The Portable Cellphone Booth (imbedded .mov)
Funny concept (for a couple of seconds, I suppose), but what a terribly edited video.
posted by jimmy at 8:57 AM on January 3, 2005
posted by jimmy at 8:57 AM on January 3, 2005
Too long, no payoff, AND from 2002 (like, 20 netyears ago)...
And yet I still want one for my own culture pranking. Damn.
Also: Would have been much cooler if the artist had made free DIY construction plans available along with the video. As it stands, it seems to be a fairly transparent attempt to get his name out there.
posted by sfslim at 10:28 AM on January 3, 2005
And yet I still want one for my own culture pranking. Damn.
Also: Would have been much cooler if the artist had made free DIY construction plans available along with the video. As it stands, it seems to be a fairly transparent attempt to get his name out there.
posted by sfslim at 10:28 AM on January 3, 2005
Some restaurants are starting to put in cellphone booths in lobbies and other out of the way places - let's hope it catches on.
On a side note, I just spent two weeks in Vienna and in various parts of the Czech Republic. Mobile phone use seems much more rampant there. In every cafe, coffee house and restaurant I was in there seemed to be no problem with people taking calls right at the table. Much more than in the states.
posted by Qubit at 10:59 AM on January 3, 2005
On a side note, I just spent two weeks in Vienna and in various parts of the Czech Republic. Mobile phone use seems much more rampant there. In every cafe, coffee house and restaurant I was in there seemed to be no problem with people taking calls right at the table. Much more than in the states.
posted by Qubit at 10:59 AM on January 3, 2005
Yeh, that video dragged on way long. But I enjoyed watching the conversion from flat backpack item to box every time it happened. (it didnt happen enough, tho)
posted by FeetOfClay at 9:20 AM on January 7, 2005
posted by FeetOfClay at 9:20 AM on January 7, 2005
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Heh...
posted by Balisong at 8:47 AM on January 3, 2005