Which iPod is the best

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I have the older 15G b&w ipod and I love it expect the battery life is disgusting, i let it charge all night now, I listen to it on my train commute to work and home, a total of about 3 hours and its completely dead and needs to be recharged...its really bad..I am not sure if I should deal with it or upgrade I mean come on its not even 18 months old and was $250...

cant wait for the supposed full screen touch screen ipods

u kno i found out recently?

if ur ipod warranty is still in effect

try replacing the firmware... and in the middle of the process of doing so, disconnect your ipod from the cable then it wont have a firmware to boot up from

then apple wont have a choice but to send you a new ipod cz the ipod wont start up and your warrenty wouldnt be void because you ddint open it

IT WORKS I TRIED

i prefer using podzilla of a linux form of a ipod firmware

for you 5th generation users dont attempt this
but if u dont wanna listen to me anyways...use rockbox as a alternate firmware

Originally Posted by nicolo

cant wait for the supposed full screen touch screen ipods

yeah, it seems pretty cool...in concept.

the major concern i hear on iLounge is the scratch factor on the 5th gen iPod. so i wonder how they'll compensate for a touch screen iPod. how can you cover it (in full protection) and still have the functionality.

Originally Posted by n1ckel5

yeah, it seems pretty cool...in concept.

the major concern i hear on iLounge is the scratch factor on the 5th gen iPod. so i wonder how they'll compensate for a touch screen iPod. how can you cover it (in full protection) and still have the functionality.

I can only think of 2 viable means of protection (neither of which will make the touch screen function any easier to use):

1. A thin layer of silicone, either applied by the factory (essentially "rubberizing" the screen, kind of like what they do with some higher end touch screen PC monitors, ie: Panasonic's ToughBook) or in the form of an aftermarket skin or case.
2. Plastic screen protectors, such as the type that are currently available for PDAs and iPods.

Beyond that, I can't wait to see what Apple actually does!

i think a great 6th gen improvement would be to increase the battery life. i'd be ok with a 1/4" more 'fatness' to facilitate a bigger battery. the 4 hrs of video is somewhat slim, especially if you're traveling and can't recharge. (my personal problem last week)

a solution to the batery problem i sgeting a car chargin on the go

but if u dun wanna cough up cash for that u can get a 3-hour disposable battery charge thing

they r pretty cheap

heres a pic of the concept touch screen ipod

http://www.engadget.com/2006/02/10/s...video-ipod-eh/

i know. but it'd just be cool if you could make 2 flights without it dying.

i like the size factor of the ipod and don't really wanna start carrying all sorts of accessories/gear. that's why i got away from my mp3 cd player.

I have a mini and I wish I had never bought it. I don't even use it.

If you can afford it, I say go for the iPod. I tried other MP3 players before and I really don't like them. I think the iPod is much better made and the software for it is better.

...my birthday pressie arrived on Friday,

Click to see!

I haven't had time to play with it yet but I'm sure I'm going to enjoy it! I've had an mp3 player with external memory card (1gig) and I've got a Palm Pilot but how can you say no to 30 gig of music!

i love my 60gb ipod, when used for music i almost never have to charge it(lasts about 28 hrs). Allthough i think i would go for the 40gb zen outpost has for $99. Hard to justify $300 for slightly better battery and the hype it brings(dont know why i did it, the marketing got to me!)

Nano is the way to go. Not to big not to small....