The images range from an old Commodore 64 computer to the band Arctic Monkeys.

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The 2004 collaboration between Apple Computer and the rock band U2 for the iPod MP3 music player.

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The whole idea of replacing the watch with a band that acts as a mobile computer would be interesting, for the very fact that it would replace the real estate (our wrists) once used for a single point of reference on time.

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In fact, what we had to do was make the computer actually follow the brass band.

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The band has six members, all graduated in computer science from the University of Copenhagen.

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While it was interesting to see members of a band connecting and performing regardless of geography, it wasn't much of a performance, since the other members of the band were only represented as thumbnails and music waveforms on a computer screen.

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The 2004 collaboration between Apple Computer (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) and the rock band U2 for the iPod MP3 music player.

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