Tired of perusing the online Apple Store to find only one itsy-bitsy image for many of their products? Those days are no more. Not only do their products have multiple images along with the ability to enlarge them, but how it's implemented. It's... My, my. It's simply beautiful.
by Brad on April 23, 2008
Love. It.
Now, just waiting for someone to post the tutorial of how they did it.
23 Apr 08 at 0:32am
Finally.
23 Apr 08 at 1:40pm
They went about it in a great way, no new windows that pop-up. It's a great thing, they did a great job!
23 Apr 08 at 2:00pm
Fan-friggin'-tastic. That's hawt.
23 Apr 08 at 2:43pm
How ever it dousn't work in Opera it look great :D
23 Apr 08 at 2:52pm
It's okay. There are only like two people that use Opera anyway.
23 Apr 08 at 6:31pm
Dear Opera,
How dare you suggest that Opera has only two users. I know of at least three people (including me) that use it. And don't forget all those people who browse the web on their Wii. Doh!
23 Apr 08 at 6:35pm
I know a least 7, i have told half of them to but they like it :D
24 Apr 08 at 7:02am
geez – much awesomeness
24 Apr 08 at 1:32pm
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