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lol you realize that an ipod IS an MP3 player, correct??
I don't recommend the iPods anyway; for the same price you can get something much better and with more space. With iPods you're really just paying for the brand name, in all honesty. Look into the Creative Zens. I know a LOT of people regret getting their iPods and want a Zen instead. I've even had friends return their iPods for money for a Zen. ;)
I have an iPod, I love my iPod!
I think we all knew what she meantQuote:
lol you realize that an ipod IS an MP3 player, correct??
Everyone has different thoughts on the ipod. I have friends that don't like the Zen and sold it, but I know some that hate Ipods.
I've also heard that their help desk gives absolutely awful service with the Zen. In the long run they apparently aren't as well built as an Ipod. I know several people who all had problems with theirs after a couple months. They also had a huge problems with their headphones and wouldn't recall any of them.
Ok, I know they are the same thing, lol, i just call one an mp3 player and the other the Ipod so I can keep them straight. lol
I would call THIS an mp3 player:
http://ba.bu.ac.th/ejournal/pic4/mp3-player.jpg
and THIS an Ipod
http://computer.zive.cz/files/obrazk...iPod-photo.jpg
I WOULD reccomend an ipod, just not a shuffle. I got one in march and now I have about 150 songs on it and I can't keep the whole order of the playlist straight so I have to put it on shuffle and just skip till I find the song I like. Now I am seriously regretting getting it. I'm asking for Apple store gift cards for christmas so I can get a nano. So far I have had no problems what-so-ever with any apple product, but I have had lots of PCs seriously skrew up so I'm sticking to Apple when it comes to mp3s.
My sister has an I-pod mini! I don't know any information about it though, When I found out it costs money to download a song I decided to just get and MP3 player from staples. I found one in there and LOVE it! :eek:
Just for the record with ANY MP3 player you're supposed to "pay" to download tracks, otherwise its illegal. Unless you are ripping your own CDs that you own to your computer and loading those MP3s onto it it, its "illegal". I use the term loosely because there are loopholes in the p2p filesharing program concept ;) But if you choose to use an iPod, you don't HAVE to obtain your MP3s solely through itunes. If you have another program that works for downloading MP3s that you like better, you can use it instead.
I've had an iPod mini for about six months and love it. The battery life is still fine and iTunes is easy to use. I also got an iTrip doodad so I can play the iPod on the stereo at home and the car radio so I can use it everywhere. :D