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Old October 10th, 2005
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Originally posted by Cycloneflame
It's crap! All of it ... The Hard Drive on iPods is rubbish and breaks down, and the battery is dodgy.
Most things will last if you look after them. Batteries included (lol ) They're just like camera batteries. If you follow the instructions on maintenance such as discharging & recharging then they should last. Considering the HDD on the iPod gets tossed & jerked around, then 99% of them do reasonably well to handle it for so long. How many computer HDD's would last more than a few weeks if you tossed them around, dropped them, have them sitting on a vibrating surface such as in a car, in a handbag or whilst running/jogging/sweat hogging. You posted your opinion. I've posted the maintenance factor & considerations. There's certainly "some" things I don't like about iPods. But "all" portables have their limitations/weaknesses or questionable aspects of design. That may also include accessories or not.
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Originally posted by Mathews
... its effectivly putting all the songs i have back into my computer and restoring my limewire so i dont have to redownload
Good to hear. Personally I always back up all my music onto either dvd-rw or external hdd so in case anything happens. BTW have you ever created a dvd mp3 disk using iTunes. You can play it on your dvd player with menus, etc. (Well most newer dvd players anyway.)
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