15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #1
My original ipod will soon have a promised to be working 15 gig hard drive...a nd i'm getting a 2 gig nano. Which would you rather have? The larger space of the original ipod is…
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15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #2
How much music do you have, and how much of it do you listen to? Tell us some more details and maybe we can help you
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #3
I gave my 15gig iPod to my wife and bought myself a Nano, so there you go.
I prefer the smaller size to the space. I have all of my songs rated and very well organized into smart …
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #4
I have about 30 gigs of music on my HD. Speaking of which, can the nano be used as a portable HD?
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #5
Hi,
I've got a 15GB iPod, and was going to replace it with a 4GB nano but then decided at the last minute to go with the 20GB iPod photo instead.
I am very happy with my decision…
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #6
Why? Can the nano not be used as a hd?
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #7
The Nano can be used as a external HD. All iPods can be used this way, even the 512 MB Shuffle.
Why get the 2GB one? Why not spend the extra $50 and get a 4 GB one?
2 GB for $20…
15 gig iPod VS 2 gig nano — #8
Because I got a 2 gig one for $150. New. I was just going to resell it, but now I'm having 2nd thoughts. If it was a 4 gig model, I'm pretty sure I'd keep that and sell the mod…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #1
My father-in-law and three of his kids all climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro (19,335 ft at summit) last month. All four of them took iPods along to listen to while climbing. At about 17,000…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #2
Damn, that's not very cool, and who would have though. Fortunately, at only 14,200 feet, I'm happy to report that my iPod still works
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #3
It's been covered and mentioned before.
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #4
The spec'd max altitude is 10,000 feet. http://www.apple.com/ipod/color/specs.html
Chris
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #5
I use mine skydiving and I take mine to 14,000 feet MSL all the time. There are a lot of people that jump with them all the time and I havent had or heard of any issues. They are…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #6
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Originally Posted by Dark Sailor
My father-in-law and three of his kids all climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro (19,335 ft at summit) last month. All four of them took iPods along to…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #7
Well, if nothing else I guess it's been documented that the envelope has been pushed to 17,000 feet.
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #8
iPods while mountain climbing and skydiving?!?! Shouldn't you be concentrating on the task at hand?
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #9
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iPods while mountain climbing and skydiving?!?! Shouldn't you be concentrating on the task at hand?
Multitasking.
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #10
Shoulda had nanos!
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #11
Wow, at a max altitude of 10,000 ft (per the specs), that places some people homes above that here in Colorado. I wonder if Apple has ever used peoples city information in their r…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #12
Hard drives are hermetically sealed. The difference in air pressure is probably what destroys them....
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #13
if a hard drive is sealed, why are there breathing holes in them? you know the "dont cover this hole" bits?
there is also the guy who maid the oil-cooled PC and killed a HD by sub…
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #14
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Originally Posted by Randman
It's been covered and mentioned before.
Golly, what an insight.
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #15
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Golly, what an insight.
It is insight. The insight is, "Hey, let's try the search key!"
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #16
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Golly, what an insight.
Are you talking about my car?
iPod Max Altitude = 17,000 feet — #17
Don't know if this was covered in another thread or not, but hard drives are NOT hermetically sealed. The head relies on air to "fly" above the surface of the media. Lower air pr…