Apple iPod 40 GB White M9245LL/A (3rd Generation) OLD MODEL by Apple Computer
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Digital camera reviews of Apple iPod 40 GB White M9245LL/A (3rd Generation) OLD MODEL
Digital camera Review: Best digital music player on the market.
Summary: 4 Stars
This is the best digital music player out there. The 4th generation debuts the click wheel and a much improved battery life. The click wheel makes operation both fast and simple. iPod's menus are easy to navigate and you have the option to customize the items that appear on the main menu screen. The iPod can also double as a portable external hard drive. (my main reason for purchasing the 40GB model) My only complaints are no .wma support (don't expect this to change in the future) and lack of color lcd screen. (5th generation iPod may change this)Digital camera Review: Best there is.
Summary: 5 Stars
I can't say enough good things about my iPod. I use my 40gb iPod to store my music collection and as a external HD for my powerbook. This slick setup is more than functional. If you dont want to use the extra space as an external HD you can probably save the money and and get a smaller iPod.Functionally, the iPod is easy to use right out of the box. You wont find anything easier. Add ons finish the case for buying an iPod: Numerous third party products make this the player you have to have. Check out the custom FM players available for an iPod --no dongles anymore! consider the iTunes Music store, 99 cent songs and its legal. Numerous options for cases, boom boxes, home audio, remote controllers, the list goes on.
One last thing about using the extra space for a HD. It is easy to setup this extra space as a backup drive to copy critical information and documents.
Digital camera Review: Best thing I ever bought
Summary: 5 Stars
I Got an iPod last December and It's probably the best thing out there in size, music playing ability, style ext. It's just as good as a palm pilot. You can read, play games, anything. I love everything about it. Even if you hate music you can love iPod. It holds MONTHS of audio books. You can transfer files from one computer to another. It's the best thing I ever bought. If you try to find something better your wasting your time.Digital camera Review: Bravo! Apple has reinvented the already supple iPod!
Summary: 5 Stars
I had the 2G iPod and now I just bought the 3G 40GB iPod. First, Apple had it shipped directly from Shanghai, China (assembled there) and it took less than 1 wk. to reach me on the East Coast of the United States - excellent! There is absolutely no issues with compatibility for both Macintosh & PCs (I have both and used them both). I really didn't think Apple could improve on the 2G iPod, but they did . . . the ability to connect to my Bose stero system is just awesome (you should hear this on the Bose LifeStyle 35). Also, the base station makes it even easier to charge and download music. It is now even slimmer than the 2G iPod. My only complaint is that Apple didn't make this available with Firewire 800 (I'm sure that is coming in the 4G iPod). Anyway, BRAVO to Apple - hard to believe that only several years back, Apple was struggling to make it!!! This is the ONLY portable MP3 player worth buying for PC & Mac - it is worth the high price tag!!!Digital camera Review: Can't be beat...
Summary: 5 Stars
I've got a 30gb iPod and a old Rio 500 with some memory expansion. I use the iPod for everything but running - I can't bear the thought of dropping it. However, other than dropping it, the iPod is just fine for running; there's no risk of skipping, of course, and the hard drive appears to read in the whole song to memory and then spin down.If you're running on windows, you owe it to yourself to check out ephPod rather than the built-in MusicMatch software. I had issues where after loading up ~3000 songs and trying to synch, MusicMatch would quickly gobble up all the available RAM and then pagefault. MusicMatch was also painfully slow compared to ephPod.
Of course, if you're on a mac, you don't need to worry about that...