is a ipod better then a cellphone?
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Yes. An Ipod is better\n\nand THEN 2) a cellphone. \n\nIt's than. Yea, they are better for songs and videos. I reccommend a phone for calling your friends.
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Hello don't have IPOD problem is they don't have an fm turner just when I feel like hearing the radio, Philips \nis what I have and it's so easy to transfer songs on. As long as you have an xp on your lap top or desk top you're good to go
994824
i dunno...fuck ipods n xbox...they make u  a lazy loser....save ur money 2 buy a car or something.
995216
Apple I tunes the best one i listen to it every time\nGood quality and less bandwidth consumption fast and good speed
159380
ipods are the best i listen to min all of the time... worth the extra buck
563190
dude..an ipod..is a mp3 player..
260245
Cowon iaduio has better sound quility then ipod
429298
Yes you could like jamescsn stated.\n\nBut why bother?  Use your Ipod to listen to music.  If you need an external HD look into getting a Maxtor 300-500 GB USB drive for backing up your computer.  Safer, easier, and you still get to listen to music.\n\nhttp://www.maxtor.com/
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An iPod IS an mp3 player.  iPod is just the brand-name for it.  Which one is better depends on what you're looking for it to do.  Different players have different functions; some do more, some do less.  All of them, at the very least, play mp3's.  Which one is better and how much they cost is just something you'll have to shop around for.
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hey dude... dude\nHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA\nno jk no idea man i am too poor to get an ipod so if u dont want urs anymore give it to me... i am boooooooored\n\nSaint Jimmy
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Cell phone, ipod, clothes, music.
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do u have itunes software on your computer?? u connect your phone to computer via USB and transfer songs from computer. or u can download them... i am not sure about phone but thats how ipod works..I think cingular lets u download itunes directly from them on the phone without computer
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The ipod IS an mp3 player.\n\nThey are the same thing. ipod is just one specific brand.
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=definitely a cell phone.  Not only in case of emergency, but your friends can keep in contact with you anywhere you go and your parents phone will not always be ringing.
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An iPod is basically an mp3 player which can hold a different number of songs (depending on the model and size of the memory). Since the term "iPod" can be used to describe the line of the product, I'll break it down into three of the basic ones: iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, and iPod Video.\n\nThe Shuffle is about the size of a pack of chewing gum. It has no screen or search wheel (a feature found on the other iPods). Two versions are the 512MB (which holds 120 songs - $69) and the 1GB (which holds 240 songs - $99). It only comes in a white color.\n\nThe Nano is the newest member to the iPod family. It's VERY slim and lightweight. It features a color screen, and the ability to import pictures from your computer. There are 3 versions: 1GB (holds 240 songs - $149), 2GB (holds 500 songs - $199), and the 4GB (holds 1000 songs - $249). It comes in white and black.\n\nThe iPod Video (or just plain ol' "iPod") is the main product of the line. It's about as slim as the Nano, but it can load video, pictures, and songs. It comes in two versions: 30GB (holds 7500 songs - $299) and the 60GB (holds 15,000 songs - $399). It comes in black and white.\n\nThe songs are not free... unless you steal them from an peer to peer program like Limewire or BearShare.
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The answer is both yes and no.\n\nNo in the sense that the basic function of a cell phone is to trasmit data (voice in the form of electronic signals inside the cell phone, and as electromagnetic waves thereout), and not to convert raw data into meaningful information, which is the function of a computer.  Thus, you should rather compare a cell phone to a walkie talkie, or a two-way radio, because it works on the principle of receiving incoming voice at a frequency, and sending outgoing voice at another frequency.\n\nHowever, as technology developed, cell phones have become more versatile with new features, and nowadays, most of the cell phones also do conversion of raw data into meaningful information, e.g. in mathematical calculations, inbuilt dictionary (T-9 in Nokia phones), composer, etc.  As such, cell phones can be considered as computers in certain ways, even though computing is not their essential feature. The costlier cellphones have even more features like surfing the internet, etc.  Cell phones also have operating system like computers (Nokia phones use Symbian OS mostly).\n\nA cell phone is not essentially a computer, but a transmitter and receiver built into one.  However, due to its accessory functions which convert raw data into meaningful information, it can be considered a computer.
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My first mp3 player was a Sandisk that held about 300 songs.  It was pretty good for it's purpose - it was tiny and easy to bring to the gym.  They're probably one of the smallest I've seen and it was pretty cheap - maybe $80?  You should get the biggest memory that you can afford, just so you have room to keep adding songs! I've since bought an iPod though, and will never go back!!  Even the shuffle and nano are small and cheap enough in my opinion!