mkrishnan said:Tempting even just as a USB drive, although I guess it doesn't work as one unless iTunes is installed? Or is that not true? Mmmm, I've ignored the whole USB drive thing and never owned one to this point....
mduser63 said:Shuffle's will work as a regular USB drive even on computer that don't have iTunes installed. I've even used mine on Linux computers with no problem.
macdaddy121 said:Apple is selling refurbished ipod shuffles with a free shuffle armband for 49.....and a refurbished nano with the free lanyard headphones for 169....sounds like 2 great deals to me. I might jump on the nano.
mkrishnan said:Thank you! 🙂 If I ever do get a USB drive, it'll definitely be a Shuffle! 🙂
Tom B. said:Wow, $39.99 is only £20 in our superior currency! (joke😛). I'm going on holiday to America next week. I hope i can find a Fry's in New York while i'm there for a few days. In the UK a 512MB Shuffle still costs £49.99 which is $93! Even a refurbished one is £39.99 which is $74.
IJ Reilly said:Spotted in the Saturday, 29 July Fry's newspaper ad in the Los Angeles Times:
Refurbished 512Mb iPod shuffles for $39. No limit.
If I didn't already own one...
Tom B. said:Wow, $39.99 is only £20 in our superior currency! (joke😛). I'm going on holiday to America next week. I hope i can find a Fry's in New York while i'm there for a few days. In the UK a 512MB Shuffle still costs £49.99 which is $93! Even a refurbished one is £39.99 which is $74.
IJ Reilly said:The prices are no so far apart as you might think. In the US, sales taxes (approximately the same as UK VAT) are added at the point of sale. Not every state charges sales tax, but most do, in the range of 5-8%.
codo said:It's 17.5% in Britain.