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New Jersey body piercer and tattoo artist David Hurban has implemented four metal studs into his wrist to secure his iPod. Hurban, 21, implemented four small metal studs into his left wrist and ...

A New Jersey man has implanted magnets into his arm in order to attach his Nano device. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie. A man placed his iPod Nano on his wrist, and it stuck to his skin magnetically, without straps. 21-year-old Dave Hurban of Williamstown, Gloucester ...

Body piercer creates strapless Nano watch

Dave Hurban si è auto-impiantato quattro calamite nel polso per tenere il suo iPod nano senza cinturino.

Tattoo artist Dave Hurban surgically implants four magnets into his wrist as a way to hold his iPod Nano in place without a wristband.

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May 14, 2012: A body piercer in the US has turned his instruments on himself to magnetically connect an iPod Nano to his wrist. Dave Hurban, an employee of New Jersey’s Dynasty Tattoo and Body ...

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