Magnetic wrist... but why?

Professional body piercer Dave Hurban is a man attached to his iPod. Literally. Hurban, who works in a tattoo parlor in Newfield, New Jersey, implanted four metal studs in the skin of his wrist and secured his iPod to them magnetically. "I just invented the strapless watch," he said on Monday of his Apple device, set to display a clock. Quite frankly, some silly attachment like that makes him look like a complete douche. It's quite handy but it's not something I would recommend. He could've gotten a good enough watch for a lot less than what he paid for his iPod and the studs to keep it in place. In other news, Apple is preparing a new lineup of thinner MacBook laptops running on more powerful chips made by Intel, according to people with knowledge of the plans.