Apple iPhone: Will It Blend?

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Everybody knows that the iPhone can make phone calls, play movies & music, surf the web, and a lot more. But, Will It Blend? That is the question.

We’ve been waiting for this and our patience has finally been rewarded!

Will It Blend? Blendtec provides the answer here: http://www.willitblend.com/videos.aspx?type=unsafe&video=iphone

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader ;Rob” for the heads up.]

42 Comments

  1. I have nothing better to do with my day than to look at stupid stuff like this so this is right up my ally. I fell pretty good about it. It even helps me feel good about myself to spend time commenting on this item. However, I unfortunately don’t have a witty comment like you more enlightened folks. Maybe when I get more experienced at it I can be witty too.

  2. Blendtec has got to have one of the best virtual advertising campaigns out there. Blending an iPhone, for a paultry few bucks, is brilliant.

    MW= “anything” as in “The Blendtec blender will blend anything.”

  3. “We’ve been waiting for this and our patience has finally been rewarded!”

    Why have you been waiting? It’s a dumb gag that maybe was funny the first few times they did it. It’s played. The iPhone got all chopped up, what a shock.

  4. “I hope they gain more than $500 in advertising to offset this stupis stunt.”

    I imagine they will get their biggest hit count ever. As sick and stupid as it was, I watched it.

    That black power was interesting.
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  5. WTF? This is one of the most retarted experiments out there. Why dont you try blending your hand and see if it blends? Or why dont you try crashing your new Mercedes into a brick wall at 100km/h and see what happens? Or why not try jumping off a 15 floor building and see if you survive?

    Seriously…I hate stupid experiments like this. One could use that 600$ for better purposes. Idiots.

  6. I have to laugh, both at the stunt and the people here who have a problem with it.

    The concept is to show how tough Blendtec blenders are. This is a good promotional way of doing it–by throwing different things in the blender to show how tough it is. Kind of like the superglue ads of old. Besides the iPhone, they’ve tried toilet components, baseballs, video cameras, magnets, golf clubs, hockey pucks, crowbars, glass bottles, and marbles.

    Hell, they even did an iPod awhile back.

    It’s a very clever way of showing off how tough their blenders are.

    By the way, PM, if you want to sell cars in the US you do have to crash them to show that they meet certain safety requirements. The Insurance Institute also has various videos of them crashing cars into things. As for the jumping off of a tall building, are you really equating an iPhone with a person? If so, cut down on the kool-aid, dude…

  7. get over it. it’s just freaking piece of consumer electronics they blended, not your personality. Actually sorry, forgot for a lot of Apple fan-boys, the Apple products they own are the dominant part of their personality.

  8. I watched a live demonstration of these blenders once. It was so powerful, it cooked soup simply by the friction generated between the food and the blades.

    Add
    block of cheddar cheese
    fresh cilantro
    whole tomatoes
    onion
    ground pepper
    jalepeno if desired
    water

    blend

    crush by hand some tortilla chips and eat.

  9. Kitchen blenders are for Goddamned wimps.

    Ever see a “car eater” in action? Now THAT’S a blender! You could devour a whole shipment of iPhones in one, cargo box and all.

    But that’d be such a horrific waste. Maybe it’d be a good way to rid the world of the Zune blight. I’d love to see that video!

  10. Looking at the “glow sticks” vid, in one of the short clips that they have before the actual blending demonstration there’s a short clip of something throwing out a ton of sparks and (apparently) exploding outside of the blender container. I want to know what that blend was!!! I can’t seem to find it among the ones listed, they must have pulled it from the site, but it looks like it would be awesome!

  11. Well, if you watch the “crowbar” one, where he actually does a bunch of cell phones, you can see some small explosions as the phone batteries oxidize. Not sure what caused the sparks… maybe magnets?

  12. @Martin

    That is an excellent question. I was so impressed with the blender performance that I almost forgot about the iPhone.

    I wouldn’t reuse that blender container thingy for all the money in the world, can you even begin to imagine the toxic chemicals and chemical combinations that resulted from that particular blend? YIKES! That black, sooty, airborne haze that came floating out of there when he first opened it was truely scary. I can’t believe he even opened that thing without being under a hood.

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