Portable MP3 players

Originally posted by Dean ^ go with your instincts - the one that feels right for you will inevitably be the one that is right for you.   Us men are like that, we've generally made up our minds right at the beginning and are looking for justification rather than something better or cheaper - invariably I spend hours searching, evaluating and deliberating over buying stuff then go back to the first shop I went into and buy the item I first looked at several hours earlier.

This is the overview of the new music service from Microsoft......code name Woodstock for now.

I had a 160 GB iPod Classic until it fell off my school desk while listening to Jethro Tull.   Now, I have a 64 GB iPod Touch. It's great for apps and Internet, but I really miss that amount of capacity you get with the Classic.

Originally posted by frippism Originally posted by Fox On The Rocks I had a 160 GB iPod Classic until it fell off my school desk while listening to Jethro Tull.   Now, I have a 64 GB iPod Touch. It's great for apps and Internet, but I really miss that amount of capacity you get with the Classic. that's how my 30 GB Ipod video died in the 9th grade :(. What a tragic day it was.

I feel you Frippism. This was last year in my English class and after it fell on the floor the songs started to skip randomly and the iPod functions were all messed up. I took it home and plugged it into my computer only to find out that there was an obvious error and I couldn't sync. My only option was to restore, but once I did I couldn't get past the error message. That was unfortunate though, because I only had that iPod for 6 months before then.

^ my 40Gb iPod suffered no accidental catastrophe - it simple failed to work after a few months. Returning it to Apple (in Amsterdam) resulted in a replacement (Apple does not repair your iPod, it gives you a refurbished replacement) that also failed after a few months - this cycle of failure and replacement continued until the warranty expired (Apple does not extend the warranty on replaced iPods - you play this exchange lottery game for a year and ultimately lose even though none of these replacements are the iPod you purchased a year earlier).