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Electronics : Apple iPod classic 160GB black
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Apple iPod classic 160GB black from: Apple Price: £199.99 Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Apple EAN: 0885909199136 Label: Apple Manufacturer: Apple Model: MB150ZO/A Publisher: Apple Release Date: September 11, 2007 Studio: Apple Sales Rank: 2087 MPN: MB150ZO/A Features:
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 Rating:  - In A NutshellSo far, so good. I've owned my I-pod 160GB for about a week, so it's still early days. My needs are simple. I want my whole music collection (which is some 20,000 songs I guess)on one portable device. So far, I've crammed about 2,000 tunes on to it and the capacity bar shows that there's still a long way to go before I fill the thing up. I'm immensely impressed with the amount of space that this i-pod has. A few points - the volume is more than adequate! It's far louder than my Nano. I agree that the sound can be a little bright, although this can be counteracted with the EQ settings. The Cover Flow is a neat touch, although only about 30% of my album covers have been recognised. Ho-hum - I didn't buy this because it looked ... Read More: Rating: - I love itI already own an ipod nano for music. I wanted to purchase this to put movies on it so I don't have to take my massive DVD collection with me when I go travelling. I also thought it would be great for on the plane. I was a bit shocked at the cost of movies on itunes but I purchased cucusoft software for putting my existing DVD collection onto it. What a wicked bit of software! I agree that the volume limit is a slight downside but I think it is loud enough for me. A day after I bought this I saw that Apple have discontinued it and are now producing 120gb ipod classic in replacement of this one and the 80gb classic - apparently the 120gb is thinner/lighter than the 160gb - I'm still pleased I bought the 160gb (if you want loads of memory buy ... Read More: Rating:  - ABSOLUTELY USELESS FOR AUDIO PLAYS AND PRE APPLE MP3s!!!This 160 GB Ipod Classic was my first and very last MP3/MP4 Apple product I bought!!! I spent hours and hours trying to download tons of Audio Plays and Audio Books on this useless pile of rubbish machine but it will only show individual tracks (bits and pieces of traacks mixed with all tracks from any other audio book). The truth is that Apple exploited its near monopoly on MP3 Players to force every decent Windows user onto the Apple file structure - it DOESN'T ACCEPT THE Windows FILE STRUCTURE!!! I sold this product via Amazon as I could return it anymore (Amazon only accepts (technically) non defective items if these are in an unsued orginial conditon!!! At the time of writing, the Archos 504 with 160 GB is priced at only £ 199.99 and does ... Read More: Rating:  - The iPod Classic is bigger, but not necessarily betterI bought an iPod Classic 160GB model simply because I had filled my 5th generation 80GB model. Having used the latter happily for a couple of years, Apple's latest offering has proved to be a less than satisfactory experience. Given Apple's desire to market not only the hardware but also its iTunes software as part of the iPod "package" it's appropriate to look at that package in this review. First, the hardware; the interface has been changed cosmetically but isn't any better than that of the 5th generation. In fact, until some modifications to the device's firmware were issued there were a number of reports that it ran jerkily and slowly. Mine runs acceptably but I can't say the innovations, such as cover flow, are of any great appeal. ... Read More: Rating: - How Did I Live Without It?I got my 160Gb iPod last year and have used it every day since. I have loaded on all my CDs, all our digital pictures and even backed up the family PC on to it and it still has space for more. I rediscovered old music I had not listened to in years thanks to the shuffle function, then I discovered podcasts. Downloading podcasts is so easy via the BBC or iTunes and free. Now I have hours of great comedy, drama, fascinating documentaries and sports reports to listen to whenever I want. It travels to work every day in the car, has been to Japan, California, all round Europe and works perfectly well. I really don't know how I got by without it before, but would not be parted from it now. |
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