Re: OT: Ipods

Stevie wrote:
> ZB wrote:
>> Ross wrote:
>>> "Will" <crashtheserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:438a10f3$0$5528$9a6e19ea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> celticbhoy60 wrote:
>>>>> I have decided to move in the 21st century and buy an IPOD. I was
>>>>> looking
>>>>> at the nano as to the mini but I have read nanos have problems.
>>>>> Has anyone
>>>>> have a nano have experiences problems?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dont buy a mini. Mines broke and apple refuse to fix it.
>>>
>>> Dont buy an IPOD full stop, battery power tends to be *** and they
>>> freeze up often (at least the two in my house do) by a creative zen
>>> instead.
>>
>> Trouble is, if like me you want an mp3 player to use while running or
>> any other impact based exercise, the hard disk based players are no
>> use. I need a flash based player and the one with the biggest memory
>> is the ipod nano 4GB. Incidentally, I have just applied for my free
>> nano via one of those referral sites, will soon find out how genuine
>> they are.
>
> OK, so soon you'll not be needing the one you have at the moment? ;-)

Stevie, currently I have an Intel 128Mb mp3 player which cost me £150 about
4-5 years ago (believe it or not, it was on half price sale as well!) and
now is probably worth less than a tenner. You are more than welcome to it!


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