Should I get the 2GB or the 4GB for the ipod nano?
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Go with the 2gb for 500 songs, and the 4gb for 1000 songs. The  1gb holds 250 songs. Go to shopping.com for a comparison of ipods, it can tell you everything, plus the number of songs it will hold.
898480
Makes no difference.\n\nThe only thing it affects is the price as 2*1gb would cost more.
1069066
Honestly:\nNo big difference other that fancy branded style...\nI have seen many brands (sony, telephones, PDAs, etc) that perform even better in terms of memory that the IPOD it is more a matter of fashion... \nOfcourse consider that accesories for IPOD to have an IPOD life... are more than a thousand...\nI cannot say the same for the rest available mp3 players...\nbut find a price list attached (best buy and circuit city here)\nhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=pcmcat10200050002&type=category\nhttp://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/department.do?catOid=-12898&N=20012898&c=1
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It depends on what you are going to use it for.  I would suggest a minimum 512MB.  1gb and higher are still a little on the pricey side.  Again if it is to store just word documents and stuff then 512 will be fine.  I use my 512 to keep programs(adaware, firefox, ...) I need when I fix computers.
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Its the iPod(any model)
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The new iPod Video can store upto 60 GB.  There is also a 30 GB version.
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In my opinion, i would think that an MP3 player is better than an iPod. i have several of reasons why.\n\n1. There are pretty much two formats that will work on MP3 players: MP3 and WMA. On iPods, you can only download one format that you can't actually listen to on your computer.\n\n2. For an iPod, you have to buy music off an online store. for an MP3 player, if you own the music, you can put it on the MP3 player.\n\n3. iPods tend to cost WAY more than MP3 players.\n\n4. the only reason why iPods are more popular is because that they have good ads and word of mouth got around fast.\n\nso, if you are only going to be using it for listening to music, an MP3 player would be better. Likewise, there are things that an iPod can do that others can't. iPods generally hold a lot more songs than MP3 players. also, the new iPods can download videos onto them, so you can actually watch music videos on your iPod! you can also look at picture slideshows on your iPod as well.\n\nso, in conclusion if you don't want to spend as much and you only want to listen to music, choose an MP3 player. if you want to view music videos and pictures, choose an iPod.\nhope i helped!
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i have an ipod nano and i love it.  its small and compact, if thats what you need.  depends on what you use it for, i guess.  different sizes hold different amounts of music and video.  do some research on apple.com/ipod
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One tb is 1000 gb (each gb 1000 mb) You may have to wait 5 or 6 years for a 1 tb ipod. That should be a big ipod\nGo to wikipedia.com for more information about one terabyte
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it depends on the motheroard the you are using.\n\nand in the world maximum mem, i dont know, i guess 4 Gigs
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I have an iPod Nano, and I don't have either of those on my computer and it works fine. If you need it, just do a Google search and it may be able to be downloaded for free.
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if you want an ipod shuffle...\nipod shuffle 512mb(120 songs)=$69.00\nipod shuffle 1gb(240 songs)=$99.00\nif you want an ipod nano...\nipod nano 1gb(240 songs)=$149.00\nipod nano 2gb(500 songs)=$199.00\nipod nano 4gb(1,000 songs)=$249.00\nif you want an ipod video...\nipod video 30gb(7,000 songs)=$299.00\nipod video 60gb(15,000 songs)=$399.00\nif you get any kind of ipod on the apple site (link below)you get free shipping and free engraving.
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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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***Many lame answers*** 2 * 512 MB and I GB are same performance wise. However the 2 * 512 takes up two slots and may make it costlier if you plan to upgrade your laptop to 2 GB. In the first case you may have to throw both the existing memory cards and add two new 1 GB. In the other configuration you can by oly one new 1 GB card and upgrade to 2 GB. Or even you can  buy one 512 to upgrade to 1.5 GB. If I were you I will go with 1 * 1GB.
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All iPods have different capacities. The mini is a 4GB while the nano comes with 2GB and 4GB models. Other models of iPod come with 20GB, 40GB and 60GB. All depends on what you have.
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the best 1, if ur going for cheap and planning not to use it 24/7 go for the nano, if ur gonna use it a lot go for the best most expensive 1 that holds the most, whatever u do,dont get ashuffle,they're pointless.
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Yes and no.  If you like the convenience of not having to swap out songs and videos because you have lots of gigs, then it's great.  However, you pay the price of a thicker iPod than the 30GB and have to pay $100 more.\n\nBut you know they'll come out with a new model in several months so you should stick with the 30GB.\n\nForget the nano.  Go with video.  There's great video podcasts out there through iTunes.