Stuff the iPhone, it seems Eishman has finally found the iPod for him, can't wait for it to arrive!!

Please send vibes to Mrs Eishman, maybe it will arrive on our shores in time for Christmas!!!!!

What am I talking about? See the full story on the newly launched iPod range @ engadget, fully illustrated commentary style.

[Update : I ran a quick poll of the local accredited Apple suppliers and while no-one is able or willing to speculate on the pricing it seems pretty certain we could be seeing the new iPods on our shores towards the end of October. So if you are like me and ready to add this to your gadget warchest your have some time to start saving ... or finding ways of getting ad revenue from your blog site ;-)]

Labels: apple, eish, iphone, ipod, ipod touch

Posted by eishman at 9:41 AM | Permalink | Comments

Afrigator has gotten quite a bit of traction with their "Win an Ipod" competition. Viral marketing at it's best. The SA blog aggregator wars are beginning to get interesting.
Nevertheless, an Ipod is an Ipod. So if you have not already entered click on the pic on the left and sign up with Afrigator. Just remember to use eishblog@gmail.com as your referrer, that way Eishman can also stand a chance to win an Ipod.

[What is Afrigator?

Afrigator is a social media aggregator and directory built especially for African digital citizens who publish and consume content on the Web. We would like to see it become your choice for African social media in one place, in one bite.

You can use Afrigator to index your blog, podcast, videocast or news site (i.e. any site that publishes an RSS feed) and market it to the rest of Africa and the world. You can also use it to discover new sites in the Afrosphere.

Quote from www.afrigator.com]

Good luck, I hope it's an Eish!! reader that get's to win!

And bloggers you have a chance to win. Add a trackback to your blog to this post, if you are one of the first 50 to do so, you will get a t-shirt.

Labels: afrigator, competition, eish, ipod, windows

Posted by eishman at 12:45 PM | Permalink | Comments