not into the ipod or I-anything
I just bought a new 08 Nissan CC LE and it has a ipod adapter, sooo
i bought a 8 gig ipod. Now i have around 35 cd's of classic
rock on my ipod. I dont know about you guys but this is pretty friggin handy stuff.
i bought a 8 gig ipod. Now i have around 35 cd's of classic
rock on my ipod. I dont know about you guys but this is pretty friggin handy stuff.
Originally Posted by C U AT 9K,Jul 27 2007, 01:28 PM
BTW, will chlorine from a pool make my eyes get worse? I've been swimming in pools almost my entire life but I've never needed glasses.
Originally Posted by Voodoo_S2K,Jul 27 2007, 01:16 PM
I refuse to jump onto the Iwhatever bandwagon. I got an Ipod as a gift for Christmas. I immediately gave it away.
CD's were too much of a concession to the quality of sound...it doesn't matter how small the boxes are they don't make a smooth analog curve. As the medium compresses more and more information down to a smaller and smaller size something is lost along the way.
No ipod, iphone or any mp3 players for me, hell I don't even have a cell phone....And yes I still have vinyl records that I listen to.
No ipod, iphone or any mp3 players for me, hell I don't even have a cell phone....And yes I still have vinyl records that I listen to.
The magic that made the Ipod was that it is usable by anyone. Even dragging and dropping files is more complex than something like Itunes that will automatically find and categorize your music. Using itunes simply makes it easier.
In the end trends only take a product so far. True application is what spawns lasting success and this is the real reason Apple has been able to dominate the market.
In the end trends only take a product so far. True application is what spawns lasting success and this is the real reason Apple has been able to dominate the market.
I do not have an iPod or iPhone. I don't own an MP3 player at all and my cell phone is a very basic one, not even a camera. I'd much rather spend my money on things that will appreciate in value.











