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Our friend Adam from Lifehacker is really obsessed with size for some reason, often googling for "length", "width", and "visualization" terms—we assume that's how he found Sizeasy. The site lets you plug in the dimensions of the cellphone or MP3 player you've had your eye on to compare to every day objects like a matchbook, credit cards, or a deck of cards. Supremely useful to find out how much that T-Mobile MDA is going to make your pocket bulge—a lot, in case you were wondering.
Left, the iPod Shuffle compared to matches and a solid gold vanity credit card.
Product Site [Sizeasy via Lifehacker]
Comments
That's awesome! I'm always trying to measure things but it's so hard when you're one handed...er....never mind. :-D
Sizeasy, fo' sheezy
That's wicked ... I always keep a 12" ruler, a 6" ruler and a tape measure by my computer to instantly size-up whatever electronic trinket I'm looking at. To be able to see it referenced like that would be much easier.
that is not the dimensions of a shuffle.
of the brand spankin new shuffle are you sure its not?
A buddy of mine gave me loads of crap for doing this exact same thing with paper, pencil, ruler, and scissors. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
ben says
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