[POLL] iPod or iPod Mini


iPod or iPod Mini Which Do You Want?  

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  1. 1. iPod or iPod Mini Which Do You Want?

    • iPod
      127
    • iPod Mini
      46


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i just purchased a ipod mini online, it is my first apple product ever. I hope i am not dissapointed,

there is no reason for me to have 15gb of space for songs, (i already have a usb harddrive, and a laptop, so i don't need the ipod for data)

the way i see it is that the ipod is already overpriced and if you look at other mp3 players in the same field that apple is trying to market the mini ipod, it is not overpriced that much.

the main thing i will use it for is the gym.

the only thing that i am worried about is the battery, and i have confidence in apple that they will not let me (and many many other people) down.

The results here are pretty conclusive, I don't see how they got all the thousands of preorders that they did.  :unsure:

trust me, don't believe polls on neowin concerning this kind of stuff. i remember seeing a poll that most people voted for creative zen instead of iPod while iPod was selling like hot cakes and owned more than half of the mp3 player sales. bear in mind that most people here tend to go for the cheaper/value-for-money alternative. there's another world outside.

  • 1 month later...

i said biggie cuz its more price/performance or space thing....

but i LOVE my IRIVER flash player (512mb) its enought to get 120 songs or so.... i mean thats like uhhh 8 hours of music... why need more? plus i have dropped it countless times, and no moving parts is cool... now when i get me a F-18 jet and pull 50Gs, my mp3s will be ther to sing me to my death... instead of a broken HD

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