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ProggyMan 02-18-2008 10:47 PM

It's available in a 32 GB model. You don't really need to carry around more than that, do you?

SATCHMO 02-18-2008 10:58 PM

To be honest, I was just going to get the 8 GB. That's approximately 1,750 songs, so about 150 albums. Cut that in half when you consider I usually don't download anything under 256 kbps. Thats about 80 albums worth of music. I can live with that. But a 40 or 80 GB ipod would be great to back up all my music with. I don't know, I've literally been agonizing over this decision.

Farfisa 02-18-2008 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by white_powered_zombie (Post 443612)
^what?
You wouldn't get an Ipod because your computer crashed and lost all its music.............(cont.)

Ipod has my vote, my 30 gig is well over a year 'n' half and only froze for the first time about a month ago, just had to reset it and works perfectly again.

it's some dumb thing that itunes does........if you hook up a hardrive with music on itunes with another computer's hardrive itunes deletes all of your music

Leo© 02-19-2008 07:26 AM

I hate both but I like the Ipod better. Its a no brainer that the Zune zucks. :crazy:

[MERIT] 02-19-2008 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 445057)
Actually oojay's comment has made me reconsider my choice, but since I'm not all that computer savvy I really don't understand why flash memory is a bad thing (i don't know what it is, for that matter), Capacity really isn't an issue for me; I don't feel the need to tote around my entire music collection, but reliability is a concern. If anyone has some useful info, help me out.

Flash memory is solid state, while hard drive has moving parts. Flash is faster and more reliable, but exponentially more expensive.

SATCHMO 02-19-2008 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by oojay (Post 445159)
Flash memory is solid state, while hard drive has moving parts. Flash is faster and more reliable, but exponentially more expensive.

Now ya' tell me!!!! Just had winning bid on a 30 GB ipod video (literally, like 5 min. ago). Its the last ipod they made that won't force me to upgrade my operating system. A friend at work, who I thought knew his Sh!t, told me that flash memory was unreliable and that i should wait till' Apple worked any potential bugs out of the Touch. I really wanted the Touch, but I didn't want to go through the hassle of upgrading my OS just to use it. Oh well, my new ipod is shiny, and that's all that matters.

Nosmada 02-19-2008 01:48 PM

I love my ipod i have the 80GB classic, i have movies and tv shows on it i watch in class when i am really bored. Another thing is back-up all your music on a external hard drive, thats what i do.

Inuzuka Skysword 02-19-2008 02:24 PM

I had an 80 GB Ipod, but it screwed over, which I am pretty mad about. Plus, it did this the day my warranty went out. I have yet to see if an Ipod store will repair it for money or something.

It is pretty much saying it i s corrupted when I hook it up to my computer and I can't load music onto it.

Farfisa 02-19-2008 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword (Post 445235)
I had an 80 GB Ipod, but it screwed over, which I am pretty mad about. Plus, it did this the day my warranty went out. I have yet to see if an Ipod store will repair it for money or something.

It is pretty much saying it i s corrupted when I hook it up to my computer and I can't load music onto it.

I'd recommend that you reformat it then you reinstall the Ipod software (I tried installing Ipod linux on my Ipod but failed miserably)

sweet_nothing 02-24-2008 11:21 AM

IPOD. The Zune is microsoft's poor attempt at an ipod clone. I have an 80gb ipod classic i use for my stereo and a 16gb ipod touch (which kicks alot of ass).


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