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gan6660

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Aug 18, 2008
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I have a touch, nano, and shuffle I am looking at getting a classic. Now if I use my touch for games, my classic for movies and my nano and shuffle for music does it sound ridiculous?
 

ScootPatoot

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May 16, 2008
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I have a touch, nano, and shuffle I am looking at getting a classic. Now if I use my touch for games, my classic for movies and my nano and shuffle for music does it sound ridiculous?

Very. Just use the touch and master smart playlists.
 

adameels

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Jan 11, 2008
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Milton Keynes
Not being a serious question means you're not gonna get serious answers, but maybe mine will be different lol.

I have two classics, nano and an iPhone. I used to use the nano if I was travelling light. I've now given that to my sister since I now have the iPhone.

I had a 30GB classic which was way too small so I got a 160GB iPod which holds everything. My nan now has the 30GB classic, which I put some movies on for her to watch on TV. :p

So if you do get a Classic, it will most likely make one your exisiting iPods redundant because you won't be using it nearly as enough or at all.
 

messedkid

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Jul 8, 2007
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Oshawa, ON
I use my ipod touch for casual listening, facebook while at work and games.
I use my classic for music, podcasts and audiobooks for my bus and train rides to work and school.
I use my shuffle for running/working out.

I do have an armband for the touch and the nike plus sensor, but have never liked it. Shuffle is still the best for running IMO.
 

kh14

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Jan 4, 2009
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you sound like youve gone crazy. use the ipod touch for everything why would you even ask this question
 

sbking

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Feb 27, 2009
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also using the classic JUST for movies is silly with that small screen, especially since most movies are widescreen.. Might as well buy a dedicated portable video player that supports more video formats and has a bigger screen.
 
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