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For my birthday. Even though it's my only present, I think it's gonna own. <3
For my birthday. Even though it's my only present, I think it's gonna own. <3
I'm getting this. :O
- Thread starter Bulerias
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Tennis=Life
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Cool, I don't have an IPod so I don't know what to tel you.
Go for the white one. It'll blend in better with the other products on the Apple line, like the iBook... which I myself use.
As for iPods, I've heard mixed things about them. There's still problems with the battery (which, thanks to the design, is not easy to replace) and the Nanos seem to be rather flimsy, from what I've heard.
I personally have one of the old iPod Minis. It's... alright, though it's way too quiet for my liking.
As for iPods, I've heard mixed things about them. There's still problems with the battery (which, thanks to the design, is not easy to replace) and the Nanos seem to be rather flimsy, from what I've heard.
I personally have one of the old iPod Minis. It's... alright, though it's way too quiet for my liking.
Tennis=Life
Senior Member
The black looks way cooler than the white one.
TwilightKing
Senior Member
I have a black Nano. I have no problems with it except for downloading the songs to it. But i think thats just my comp
I have the same one you are getting i've had it for a while Ill give you a list:
Pros:
it's beautiful, Video Podcasts, giant screen, great backlight, lots of space, charges while plugged into computer(good and bad thing) great sounds quality, sound limiter, lots of updates, light, good battery when backlight is off, it's awesome.
Cons:Low battery when backlight is on, easily scratchable(huge problem), can only be charged when plugged into computer unless you get an adapter, scroll wheel is too sensitive sometimes, 60 gig one is too big. Thats really it.
Its a good buy and glitches get fixed with updates (through download or CD that comes with it) it's definatley worth it. SO I hope you enjoy it!
Also just so you know the only videos it accepts are MP4 files you can download them in that format from iTunes store, google videos, and sometimes for flash movies: Newgrounds,but there are converters like Videora
( also there is a Homestar Podcast!)
Pros:
it's beautiful, Video Podcasts, giant screen, great backlight, lots of space, charges while plugged into computer(good and bad thing) great sounds quality, sound limiter, lots of updates, light, good battery when backlight is off, it's awesome.
Cons:Low battery when backlight is on, easily scratchable(huge problem), can only be charged when plugged into computer unless you get an adapter, scroll wheel is too sensitive sometimes, 60 gig one is too big. Thats really it.
Its a good buy and glitches get fixed with updates (through download or CD that comes with it) it's definatley worth it. SO I hope you enjoy it!
Also just so you know the only videos it accepts are MP4 files you can download them in that format from iTunes store, google videos, and sometimes for flash movies: Newgrounds,but there are converters like Videora
( also there is a Homestar Podcast!)
Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
3 HOURS?!? 0_OJJRamone2 said:The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
What if you're just playing music straight?
yeah about 3-4 hours.Bulerias said:3 HOURS?!? 0_OJJRamone2 said:The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
What if you're just playing music straight?
Oooh, you must have a lot of content on it... I've heard that the 30 gig, the one I'm getting, can get up to 20 hours with music...JJRamone2 said:yeah about 3-4 hours.Bulerias said:3 HOURS?!? 0_OJJRamone2 said:The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
What if you're just playing music straight?
oh how much it can hold? Oh yeah thats like a week of music! I thought you ment the battery life! Yeah also I have the30 gig one.Bulerias said:Oooh, you must have a lot of content on it... I've heard that the 30 gig, the one I'm getting, can get up to 20 hours with music...JJRamone2 said:yeah about 3-4 hours.Bulerias said:3 HOURS?!? 0_OJJRamone2 said:The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
What if you're just playing music straight?
No, I meant that the amount of content on it affects battery life... I said you must have a lot, since the battery life is advertised to be 20 hours.JJRamone2 said:oh how much it can hold? Oh yeah thats like a week of music! I thought you ment the battery life! Yeah also I have the30 gig one.Bulerias said:Oooh, you must have a lot of content on it... I've heard that the 30 gig, the one I'm getting, can get up to 20 hours with music...JJRamone2 said:yeah about 3-4 hours.Bulerias said:3 HOURS?!? 0_OJJRamone2 said:The battery with backlight off is a few hours maby 3 at most. Also the charge up from maby less than half battery is about 11 hours if at near empty bettery it can be up to a day. Also when your iPod is plugges in it cannot be used there is a big image that comes up that sais "Don't Disconnect" so from iTunes you can go diconnect and leave the charger in and you can use it while it charges but if you do that iTunes can't read it so you can't add files. while it's in that stateBulerias said:Thanks for the info.JJRamone2 said:
^_^
I knew about the pros and cons, so I bought a protector thing for the whole IPod. As for the adaptor, my computer is on for long periods of time, so I'll just leave the IPod charging once it's on.
Oh, and how's the battery when the backlight is off, and how long does a charge-up take?
Thanks for the format converter, too.
What if you're just playing music straight?
