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Urgent iPod question
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I am the one who needs an iPod. Not for myself though, just so my sister will get all her damned mp3s of my Hard drive, they are filling up 40% of my hard drive. 
That 20 gig iPod would do . Too bad it is extremely expensive, and I am gunna be broke after i get me a new computer.
That 20 gig iPod would do . Too bad it is extremely expensive, and I am gunna be broke after i get me a new computer.
i want to get the 10gig one with the solid wheel and all to show off more
..but I probably won't get one for ages..
..but I probably won't get one for ages..
I got a 10 gig one about a month ago (I just couldn't wait) and I love the thing to death...it's just incredible! Well, that's about all I had to say.
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if its YOUR hard drive, you have permission to delete emOriginally posted by scem0
I am the one who needs an iPod. Not for myself though, just so my sister will get all her damned mp3s of my Hard drive, they are filling up 40% of my hard drive.
really good thing my sis doesnt dl mp3s
what is this solid wheel thing, I am bery confused, can anyone shed some light on this?, thanks
btw, my ipod is about 10 months old, and has gone through some pretty hairy stuff, I wouldn't trade it for the world, they are the greatest MP3 player ever
btw, my ipod is about 10 months old, and has gone through some pretty hairy stuff, I wouldn't trade it for the world, they are the greatest MP3 player ever
The "solid wheel thing" is basically an electrostatic trackpad from an iBook or PowerBook.
No moving parts is the way to go. When I started running with mine it would turn down the volume unless I placed it in hold mode.