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Sick to death of the bloody iPhone? Click here

Will it blend?

Wed 11 Jul 2007 // 10:17 UTC 49

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We have some absolutely splendid news today for those among your who are heartily sick and tired of the bloody iPhone - those very silly people down at Blendtec have done the decent thing and stuck the infernal device in the blender:

To enjoy the orgy of whirring destruction, have a look here. The iPhone is just the latest gadget tested to destruction in Blendtec's Don't Try This @ Home lab. Previous victims include Transformers, Barbie and, agreeably, the iPod. ®

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