is it just me or is this basically an overpriced usb drive???
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:20, Reply)
1000 songs @ 128kbps?
Who would voluntarily encode their music at 128K?
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:22, Reply)
When you consider that Apple sell mp3s through the iTunes store at a bitrate of 296kbps.
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:28, Reply)
people in gyms sometimes prefer small light music players
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:41, Reply)
Tis a good point, generally I still get on OK with my clunky old 80GB iPod though!
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:53, Reply)
I can't bear the thought of trying to pare down 80GB+ of music to just 4GB though
Or attending a gym
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 17:02, Reply)
The nanos surely can't be that heavy or clunky?
I just think this is maybe a little too excessive. And the voiceover aspect is a bit of a gimmick. If you download a song and you listen to it, surely you'll already recognise it, no?
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 17:29, Reply)
the ability to play music, a headphones socket and an on off button....none of these are featured on a USB key!
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 16:29, Reply)
The only 2 reasons I can think of to consider buying an iPod is capacity - which this doesn't have - and the information displayed on the screen - which this doesn't have.
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 18:07, Reply)
for moving the controls to the headphone cord, *monster* suck points for not letting me use my own headphones. iPod headphones have *never* fitted my ears.
Edit:*damn* putting *emphasis* all over this post was made me look *well* rabid.
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 18:38, Reply)
It doesn't even need to be touched, and I assume it ain't heavy, so why not just make it a 'band behind the head' type headphone and make it a part of it? As like many folks I can't wear ear buds (no ear 'slot' outside my ear canal) so these would be useless to me.
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 23:04, Reply)