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Well, I ordered mine. The thing that sold my wife was not that you can view pics on the iPod but you can hook it to your TV and have a slide show. We have a 14 month old and people (family) want to see pics of him all the time. So she thought this would be great. So she told me to give my Gen 2 to my 11 year old and get this one. I am not to hot on the price though as you can see. I got the 40 gig one btw.

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Just got mine, too :D

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What reason made you blow that much money? It can't be because of the photo viewing can it? 60 gig + 15 hour battery life I can see being a boon, but photo viewing seems like a waste to me (maybe if they included a media reader to dump the images off it would be worthwhile).

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What reason made you blow that much money?  It can't be because of the photo viewing can it?  60 gig + 15 hour battery life I can see being a boon, but photo viewing seems like a waste to me (maybe if they included a media reader to dump the images off it would be worthwhile).

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just because it's a waste to you doesn't mean it's a waste to everybody. you are not the center of the universe; please get over yourself.

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What reason made you blow that much money?  It can't be because of the photo viewing can it?  60 gig + 15 hour battery life I can see being a boon, but photo viewing seems like a waste to me (maybe if they included a media reader to dump the images off it would be worthwhile).

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Becuase I can finally auto-sync with all my available music and have it with me in the car. Plus there are a few things I've been craving from the click wheel firmware that the mini didn't have (shuffle songs, multiple on-the-go playlists). Plus, I've been working on album art for all my music for a while now, so this just adds to the benefit.

For me, at least, it makes some sense.

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I just got my first iPod today. It's a 20GB 4th Gen iPod. I have a question: do I have to calibrate the battery before I use it? What I did was to connect it to my Powerbook until the indicator said that the iPod is charged.

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You should be good to go if it is fully charged. Just be sure to use up the entire battery power before you charge it again. That will give your battery a longer running-time. ;)

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You should be good to go if it is fully charged. Just be sure to use up the entire battery power before you charge it again. That will give your battery a longer running-time. ;)

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http://www.ipodlounge.com/faqs_more.php?id=103_0_10_0_C

not according to this.. you should never let your ipod fully discharge.

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