New iPod Shuffle, No colors?


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So you believe everything listed on Apple's website. Gimme a break. You also believe that their G5's performance figures. hah  :rolleyes: OWNED.

I know a lot of people here @ Neowin have iRiver players and love it. They dont go on trolling in every iPod thread like you. Maybe the mods should take this issue up.

Seriously, he trolls in EVERY iPod thread.

And hence you troll in EVERY iPod thread.  :rolleyes:

failure ? Granted it is not selling like hotcakes but is that what Apple intended when they set it a pricetag of $499. I think your take is ... Many people can afford $499 and hence it will should sell like hotcakes.  :wacko:

No, many people might share the same view with you but nobody's ****ed off like you and goes on trolling here.

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I'm not going to bother dissecting this worthless excuse of a response, but I'm sure you made Jobs proud. :rolleyes:

Once a thing of grace and coolness, the iPod now rests in the world of burberry and shell suits :no:

Hearing you loud and clear Timmah, In my school, it's descended from the original glory days into the hands of those who shall never fully use them :cry: .

Hearing you loud and clear Timmah, In my school, it's descended from the original glory days into the hands of those who shall never fully use them :cry: .

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Tell me about it.

If this had happened to any DAP it would have been a sad day. Now 12 year olds walk around the streets with 3 albums on their new toys. Competent player but the fashion statement says it all really.

Read the "iPod Influx" thread king_darko - sums it all up, there's some funny stories in there :happy:

I'm not going to bother dissecting this worthless excuse of a response, but I'm sure you made Jobs proud. :rolleyes:

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lol another one of your lame comebacks :D I am not the one who gets paid by Steve Jobs nor I am ****ed off about iPod, I just cant stand ignorance & jealousy. ;)

240 is the number stated by Apple. 239 clicks away from that song!

I'd like to point out that the songs are not linearly organised; they are in a loop, meaning that if you are familiar with the general location of a song in the playlist (as you should be if you're using this player to begin with), and if shuffle mode is turned off (you would do this if you wanted to choose your tracks), "that" song is no more than 119 clicks away if my arithmetic serves me correctly.

This does not shatter your argument by any means, but it is of note to those who want an informed discussion.

I'd like to point out that the songs are not linearly organised; they are in a loop, meaning that if you are familiar with the general location of a song in the playlist (as you should be if you're using this player to begin with), and if shuffle mode is turned off (you would do this if you wanted to choose your tracks), "that" song is no more than 119 clicks away if my arithmetic serves me correctly.

This does not shatter your argument by any means, but it is of note to those who want an informed discussion.

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No, thanks for clearing it up.

And jerry, I'm not jealous in the slightest. And I wouldn't class an opinion as being ignorant.

Its ashame that you cant be more open minded and stop being such a lil **** ant, heh.  Is it really that hard to make an educated opinion without interjecting your stereotypes ever other word.  Its really pathetic.  Look this product is meant for some people and not others.  Go with your iRiver, no one is stopping you.  People may want the shuffle or a regular but that doesnt make them bad people, its a difference of opinion. I bet that if this was a creative product or soemthing else, you wouldnt open your mouth and perhaps even be praising it, but because its apple, that makes it evil and something bad.  Get over it and accept that people have different needs and opinions.

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It's funny how you cruely insult Timmah for having different opinion than yours, when you're preaching "open-mindedness"

He's criticizing iPod Shuffle with valid reasons and examples, and that is not considered "trolling" from what I've heard.

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