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PTravel Jun 4, 2006 1:28 pm


Originally Posted by TravelManKen
Great tip! ^ I've become a bit of a photo-junkie over the past 2 years, and it's not unusual for me to burn through 500mb on my camera. It's not always convenient to open up my laptop and do a transfer - so it looks like I'll be a 60gb iPod man :)

P.S.: I just gained permission from my wife for a b-day iPod - it's only the 3rd b-day request I've made in 10 years, so she gave me the green light

Congrats (on the b-day and the iPod). Let us know how you like your new toy. ^

redbeard911 Jun 4, 2006 2:20 pm


Originally Posted by ScottC
There is ALWAYS a new iPod on the way. The best way to prevent disappointment is to simply buy every single new one. It is what Stevo wants you to do :D

...or you can buy ScottC's old one the day after the new ones are on sale. ;)

TravelManKen Jun 4, 2006 7:41 pm

Thanks for the Help!
 
After looking at a few previously owned, I decided to simply buy a brand new iPod. I picked up a black 60gb video for $340 including tax from a wholesale dealer down in Chinatown. I also bought a new, unlocked GSM cell phone to use in China for the next few months.

I'm still in shock - a Mac notebook for my wife and an iPod all in the last 2 weeks; I'm slowly warming up to the "Dark" side..... I'm starting to like mac stuff :eek: :D

GadgetFreak Jun 5, 2006 4:07 am

I have a 60 gb and love it. I do have one complaint though and that is that the video KILLS the battery life. I was on a 7 hour flight yesterday and was fully charged at take off and adding about 30 minutes of video to my music playing almost didnt leave me enough charge for the flight. Made it but the battery indicator was on red. I think I need a Nano for, um backup ;)

yosithezet Jun 10, 2006 12:08 am


Originally Posted by TravelManKen
I think I may pick up an inexpensive shuffle or nano for my language lessons (immediate need), and give it to my wife (who would listen to music at gym) when the new 6th generation comes available.

I've been flying with a shuffle for over a year now. I mostly listen to podcasts but over half the 1GB is devoted to music. I've tried language lessons and they sound fine though I personally prefer a book where I can see the pronunciation. My wife's car radio tape deck died about 6 months ago. I bought her a 512MB iPod and the AirPlay transmitter and she's quite happy with it.

bbkenney Jun 14, 2006 6:25 pm


Originally Posted by StudentExplorer
Indeed. The rumours about the "true" video iPod have been circulating for months.

What is a "True" video ipod? Am I walking around with an "Untrue" one?


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