jimsowden said:The pics don't work.
jcrewleif said:dont know yet it doesnt come with an s-video cable, i am going to go to the apple store and buy one today
it should look perfect, people forget that ntsc televisions (non hdtv) only have 525 lines which means displaying the ipod screen on a tv should look identical
mrzeve said:When you do get it Im very interested in knowing exactly how it works. For example if you just push play and it will show up on the tv or if you can see the interface it self on the screen like Steve Jobs did at the keynote. Take a video please!
That is a serious third party oppertunity. For like $100 a little deal that has video out and a remote, you plug your iPod into it and it has custom menus to both play from the iPod and perhaps record directly to it. wow. that would be cool.ehurtley said:Steve's iPod was hacked up, with some funny cable coming out of the bottom, to allow it to show the menu. I have a feeling it will be very similar to the photo functionality, where nothing will be displayed if you're not playing video/photo content. (i.e. no menu. Which is too bad now that they have the Universal Dock with remote. An iPod in that dock would be like a mini-play-only-TiVo.)
I didn't think of that. I sure hope not.dferrara said:I wonder if dead pixels will be more common on iPods now.![]()
jimsowden said:That is a serious third party oppertunity. For like $100 a little deal that has video out and a remote, you plug your iPod into it and it has custom menus to both play from the iPod and perhaps record directly to it. wow. that would be cool.
dferrara said:I wonder if dead pixels will be more common on iPods now.![]()
Because it's a bigger screen (i.e., higher resolution)... the more pixels you have to worry about, the more likely one or more of them will be defective in some way.mfacey said:The ipod has had a color screen for quite some time now. Why would this new ipod be more susceptible to dead pixels?
noelister said:That would be a very neat add-on.
I could not see contolling your iPod from any distance with a remote unless it showed up on the monitor it was connected to...
While I agree with that, it does still surprise me that there hasn't been that many reported faults with displays on the iPod range. Battery issues have been reported, nano screen and scratch faults recently too, but dead pixels have almost been non-existant.clayj said:Because it's a bigger screen (i.e., higher resolution)... the more pixels you have to worry about, the more likely one or more of them will be defective in some way.
steve_hill4 said:While I agree with that, it does still surprise me that there hasn't been that many reported faults with displays on the iPod range. Battery issues have been reported, nano screen and scratch faults recently too, but dead pixels have almost been non-existant.
I know it will be hard to resist... but once you get the package-- rush to a nearby Apple seller and exchange the unopened box for a white one.BornAgainMac said:I bought the black 60 GB online and now I regret it since the white one won't look so bad with the scratches and fingerprints that I'll make. Too late to change the order.
G5Unit said:I have like 800 dollars. Should I buy one cause I REALLY WANT ONE!
devilot76 said:I know it will be hard to resist... but once you get the package-- rush to a nearby Apple seller and exchange the unopened box for a white one.My bf bought me a black nano from his uni and when I went into an Apple retail store they swapped the unopened box for a white one for me-- no problems whatsoever.
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