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Hey everyone, I am buying an Ipod and want to get the back engraved with a Hip quote.
You get two lines of 24 characters.
any ideas for a quote? Right now i am thinking:
'It can't be Nashville
every night' -GD
What do you guys think?
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"Music That Can Take You Away'
ps I got an iPod for christmas and they are great! u won't be disappointed
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low and behold my suggestion is there too
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"We don't go anywhere; just on iTrips."
Get it? ROFL!
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I'm closing in on two years with my iPod, and it's still rockin'. I use it almost everyday at the gym.
And I think that your numerous friends are all pulling your leg. Maybe their battery just died; the system still works, it just needs power.
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what I was told was that the lithium ion batteries only last about 2 years then you have to replace it, right now they cost around $130 bucks. if/when mine takes a dirt nap, I'll gladly replace it, I love my iPod it makes my job a million times better.
Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”
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I've got a Creative Zen Micro 5 gig -- it's great! Removable battery and it sounds amazing. I highly recommend it.
If you're in the market try to get a "limited edition" model -- they throw in an extra battery.
One caveat -- they advertise for 12 hours of battery life. Nowhere close. 6-8 is more like, depending on if you like to use EQ and all the bells and whistles.
Anyway, I tried out both and preferred the Zen Micro to the IPOD. There close, but I liked the Micro better.
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Is there a hard-drive based mp3 player with external microphone recording capabilities that can record as wav (or any lossless format)? I was looking at iRiver players, but I think some of their models can only record as mp3, and I can't imagine any of the mp3 players with built in microphones (for voice recording) would produce good quality recordings at a concert.
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So I guess the Sony Mini Disc is still the best way to go?
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The Zen mico has built in recording capabilities. They are only mildly better than the Ipod.
However, I know of no MP3 player that allows recording in lossless format. I'm sure there are some in the pipeline, though. Eastern manufacturers like iriver and samsung are the best bets, I think.
