Just because it says "video" doesn't mean you have to use it for that purpose.
Why don't they make a dedicated iPod just for...
Why don' they make a dedicated iPod just for music like the Nano but that has the ability to store 30 or 60gb. I'd like to convert my CDs into Apple Lossless but I need far more space than the Shuffle or Nano currently provide. It seems like the larger capacities are reserved for the iPod Video player. The thing is, I'm really not interested in video...
Can anyone provide any explanation, solution, recommendation, etc. Also, any ideas when Apple may release something that would address my needs?
Thank you!
Can anyone provide any explanation, solution, recommendation, etc. Also, any ideas when Apple may release something that would address my needs?
Thank you!
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Right - but I feel like I'm paying for something that I won't be using. Also, isn't it possible that an all audio version would have a better DAC than an audio/video version? Holy cow, where to begin? You're paying for a 30/60 GB hard drive. When you buy a hard drive for your computer, do you look around for one that CAN'T be used for things you don't need??? As for the DAC, get over it. Really, really good DAC chips cost less than $1 apiece when purchased in the quantities that Apple does. And the DAC in the iPod is a really, really good DAC. Don't take my word for it. Take John Atkinson's: "The iPod's measured behavior is better than many CD players." |