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Toy!
Well, I throughly killed my iPod over the weekend. It got wet when rain blew into my tent. We thought it was the battery but a trip to MacDepot on E Dorothy Lane yesterday confirmed our worst fears. The motherboard was fried. Dead, dead, for a ducat dead. Sound taps.
Tom wasn't keen on replacing it with another classic iPod as they are due for a new release - buy one now and we would miss the upgrades.
To cut to the chase, we walked out of the store with an 8 gig iPod Touch. It was an pre-January upgrade model so the price was reduced. Even with buying and downloading the upgrade we still saved money over the new and improved model.
It's a very cool toy with some fun bells and whistles
I shall have fun playing with it's potential. :-)
Tom wasn't keen on replacing it with another classic iPod as they are due for a new release - buy one now and we would miss the upgrades.
To cut to the chase, we walked out of the store with an 8 gig iPod Touch. It was an pre-January upgrade model so the price was reduced. Even with buying and downloading the upgrade we still saved money over the new and improved model.
It's a very cool toy with some fun bells and whistles
I shall have fun playing with it's potential. :-)
I still am having fun with my iPod classic. It's 120 Gig, so it can hold my entire CD collection (and probably a whole lot of my DVDs if I can figure out how to get them onto there).
I may regret the 8 gig if/when I get into videos or movies, but for now it's only half full and I'm still figuring out the cool bells and whistles. :-)