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Look @ the New IPod (pg. 5)
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| Lilith |
Never really found a need for an ipod, if I was at work I'm too busy there to be listening and running around, the cars already got MP3 players in them which I just compile mixes, throw on CD's (and sometimes on TA :p) and at home, well stereo's and computers for music there.
Don't really have anywhere I'd use one as I don't travel much anymore |
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| Fledz |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
Never really found a need for an ipod, if I was at work I'm too busy there to be listening and running around, the cars already got MP3 players in them which I just compile mixes, throw on CD's (and sometimes on TA :p) and at home, well stereo's and computers for music there.
Don't really have anywhere I'd use one as I don't travel much anymore |
Ah k, my bad :) |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by biznology
20-6?
yeh, you do live in asia... buy what you need. random remotes? ok!
for size and price the creative has higher sound to noise ratio and an EQ. the software is better than it was ever.
iriver was my initial favorite, but you need to deal with korean firmware before the several hundred dollar product becomes useful! cheers!| |
So, you've never owned an iRiver?
Calm down then.
It's the easiest ing thing to use. The iRiver software is so simple to use, that a 10 year old could be considered a experienced user after 5 mins. It's hardly rocket science.
And I'm ALWAYS dubious about Creative (the brand) ANYTHING, so there was zero chance I would bother spending my cash on a brand that has let me down in the past.
it though :p They all play music, and my iRiver rocks. I hope to see you in a sports bar in the future :p |
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| jdat |
who gives a sh*t?
I have a touch screen smartphone pda thingy and I don't took the screen all that much be it with my finger or stylus.
now on a mp3 player? uh ftw
I want to go back to the age of the OG Sony Discmans |
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| Prometheus Xex |
| Ahhh... multi-touch surfaces. Home computers will addapt to this too. |
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| Ted Promo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Prometheus Xex
Ahhh... multi-touch surfaces. Home computers will addapt to this too. |
I hope not. I like analog input devices. They'll always be far more accurate. |
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| Prometheus Xex |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ted Promo
I hope not. I like analog input devices. They'll always be far more accurate. |
Maybe at first, but a multiple touch desktop device is inevitable. We are getting away from moving things... including keyboards and mice. |
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| sensorium |
| How will one go about making a local call with that thing? |
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| Yan |
| quote: | Originally posted by Prometheus Xex
Maybe at first, but a multiple touch desktop device is inevitable. We are getting away from moving things... including keyboards and mice. |
Unless voice-to-text recognition takes leaps, I don't see the (physical) keyboard going anywhere for quite a while. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
any word on preview?
BEATLES???!!!! |
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| Beat Blog |
iPods are .
They have always been .
They will always be .
Their software....
Their design....
Their battery life....
Their capacity....
Their price....
Their headphones...complete .
See where I'm going with this?
The only thing that isn't complete is their marketing, which has evidently done the job... |
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| Sunsnail |
| The design is ok... |
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