Should I get an ipod nano, or a regular iPod. What do they cost. What is the difference in the number of songs they can hold. (I know the nano can't hold as many, but it might be more then enough for me).
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shuffle: 512mb [120 songs] for $69; 1gb [240 songs] for $99\nnano: 1gb [240 songs] for $149; 2gb [500 songs] for $199, 4gb [1,000 songs] for $249\niPod: 30gb [7,500 songs] for $299; 60gb [15,000 songs] for $399\n\n\nmy advice would be to use an used iPod mini.  i was able to get a 4gb [1,000 songs] for $299, which now a days can only get you 500 songs.    but of course, most don't want a used iPod.  especially one with no color.  so i would suggest to get a video if you have the money and have a lot of songs.  but if you dont' just get a nano.  a nano isn't as fragile as the iPod.
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Ipod, Ipod Mini, and Ipod Nano have playlist and will play songs on the order of the playlist (unless instructed to do the otherwise)\n\nIpod Shuffle, do not have a playlist, it plays music randomly,  it's an advantage since you won't know what the next music would be, so it become a surprise. Shuffle also feature it's really small size
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I would suggest an MP3 player. Or an iPod shuffle. Both are extremely cool and  he can download ANY SONG HE WANTS on there. If he already has one, get him an iTunes gift certificate. Totally awesome.
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half a PS3, LOL\n\nSince i don't have an iPod yet, taht's what i would get. \nOr i could just save it for that other half of the PS3.
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Well, it depends on how much memory the SanDisk mp3 player has, and of course, your budget. The first choice seem to be a great deal. I have an iPod, and it's cool and everything, but it's more brand than quality actually. It's virtually the same thing as the other mp3 players.
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It's up to you of course, but I prefer iPods over any mp3 player. I would keep it.
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i've unfortunately just gone through the same thing, so this may be what you're experiencing too...  about a year, i bought a new 20g ipod.  about a month ago, it just stopped working.  wouldn't hold a charge, wouldn't even turn on, etc.  i was told by a representative at apple, that ipod batteries only have so many charge cycles.\n\nlong story short, ipods last about a year..  nothing can really be done about that yet.  theres good news for you if you bought a warranty.  most places will allow for cash or product exchange, such as Circuit City's City Advantage program, or the standard 2-year warranty from Best Buy.  Apple, however, since they know about the problem, have managed to exclude battery problems from their factory warranty.  So if you dont have a warranty, you'll probably have to pay for a repair or just buy a new one (with a new warranty)..\n\nthat is, of course, if it's a battery problem.  my first step would be to take to a repair shop and see if they can determine the problem, and then take it from there.  hope this was helpful!
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why would you have to install itunes unless youve brough an Ipod, which I feel that you have.  Hummmmm take it back and buy a good mp3 player that allows you to play music that you want to put on the mp3 player,  Ipods have made it hard to allow you to play anything else unless it's through Itunes which is a headace\n\nhave a look at this it might help you
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I think your Ipod's harddrive may be corrupt. You're going to have to call Apple and have them service it for you. If it's under warranty, they'll do it for free. They might even just give you a brand new Ipod.
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they kinda wrong. if u automatically get the songs on r iPod then u nckeck the songs u dont want and plug it in. Or if u put them in manually, u select the songs u dont want in ur iPod and left-click delete or i think itz clear.\npick me as best.:)
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I've got a 4GB green mini and I am fairly happy with it. My only problem is that my hold button seems to be playing up lately. My friend bought a 2GB nano a few weeks ago and as far as we can tell they are pretty much the same except hers has a color screen and mine holds more songs.
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No.  The music has a copy-protection scheme that makes it incompatible with iPods.  There are reasons why iTunes is so popular (80 percent of the market, last I heard), and this is one of the big ones.  Sorry.
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The iPod nano can be used as a removable disc for storage and even has a function to let you view pictures on its screen. The battery life, however, is not great (it's around 8 hours) and you can only charge itup through the PC.\n\nHope this Helps!
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You should get a better subscription service like Yahoo! Unlimited. ITUNES and the IPOD are both conspiracy (lol) people get them based on what they look like and the fact that other people have them. In reality pod's are the worst mp3 players not only in the convenience department but the technology is filled with bugs and errors.
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Use iTunes, put the Directory containing all your Mp3's in your iTunes library, then use iTunes to keep your music synced up between your computer and your iPod.  \n\nEven if you aren't using iTunes to buy your music, it is still the best way to use your iPod.
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I dont have an Ipod but i have Matt Hardy's, WWE Backlash 2006, WWE Summerslam 2006, Edge, Raw, and SmackDown! themesongs on my MP3 player. You look normal to me because these are just normal songs and i love them! You arent a wrestling geek, the WWE gives us nice songs we can listen to twenty four seven, thats why i listen to these songs regularly.\n\nHave a nice day!
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You can put anything audio onto your ipod. there are actualy podcasts and audiobooks that you can put onto your ipod. itunes can usually convert audio files to put onto an ipod. you can use ipods for studying, i think duke or some prestigious college actually gave them out for students to download lectures onto their ipods. for learning english, probably not a shuffle, you would probably want a screen so see what is playing. perhaps a nano or a 30gb one. 60gb is pretty expensive but it works. depends on how many files you want to put on your ipod and how much you want to spend.