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£219 for a 20 GB
There must be a mistake surely?
There must be a mistake surely?
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I'm buying new headphones
My GP32 is now up for sale (at an inflated price, no less), so iPods arrival seems to have been hastened.
My only worries are:
-Getting Mugged
-Battery
My only worries are:
-Getting Mugged
-Battery
What did you engrave on it?
" My iPod "
" My iPod "
I like the idea of studying in the library... what song do I fancy?
Beep Beep, playlist to suit my mood and surroundings.
Oh , so good.
Beep Beep, playlist to suit my mood and surroundings.
Oh , so good.
If I was to buy anything from the apple store, it'd be a refurbished 20Gig iPod.
Apple iPod store for £219. The engraving is optional, but free. There are also other accessories there too, like the iTalk microphone that I was seriously considering when I go to sleep half way through lectures.
Your momma. Free.
Icarus mk2 wrote:
> Yar! My laser engraved iPod arrived today. I'm copyng my entire music
> collection right now.
WHere from? Price?
> Yar! My laser engraved iPod arrived today. I'm copyng my entire music
> collection right now.
WHere from? Price?
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> I cannot understand the need for more than about 5gb - its not as if
> you're on an artic expedition and need 16 weeks of solid music.
>
> I'd back up my entire CD collection though, and that way I could
> listen to any song at any time. Sure I could pick particular tracks,
> but moods change.
I suppose it does depend on the size of a person's music collection. I have about 200 CDs - at about 11 tracks a disk and 3,000 kb a track that works out at....
2,200 tracks = 6,600,000 kb - just over 6.6 GBs
Then I have about, at the most, 1gb of downloaded music - meaning my entire music collection could be put into 8gb. At the moment a 40gb mp3 player would seen financially nonesense. However a few years down the line I am sure my music collection will expand - though by then, mp3 players - or other such portable music devices - will be cheaper.
> Paradox: wrote:
> I cannot understand the need for more than about 5gb - its not as if
> you're on an artic expedition and need 16 weeks of solid music.
>
> I'd back up my entire CD collection though, and that way I could
> listen to any song at any time. Sure I could pick particular tracks,
> but moods change.
I suppose it does depend on the size of a person's music collection. I have about 200 CDs - at about 11 tracks a disk and 3,000 kb a track that works out at....
2,200 tracks = 6,600,000 kb - just over 6.6 GBs
Then I have about, at the most, 1gb of downloaded music - meaning my entire music collection could be put into 8gb. At the moment a 40gb mp3 player would seen financially nonesense. However a few years down the line I am sure my music collection will expand - though by then, mp3 players - or other such portable music devices - will be cheaper.
Yar! My laser engraved iPod arrived today. I'm copyng my entire music collection right now.
First impressions. Headphones feel comfy, more so than the Sennheiser MX500 ones. The clickwheel feels nice too, and of course you can fail to admire the quality of just looking at it. Ahh yes, I am impressed.
Oh, the box is cool too.
First impressions. Headphones feel comfy, more so than the Sennheiser MX500 ones. The clickwheel feels nice too, and of course you can fail to admire the quality of just looking at it. Ahh yes, I am impressed.
Oh, the box is cool too.
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