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Ipod question
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I just ordered a 40 gig ipod, and im wondering from peoples "experiences" how long the battery lasts. Hours of play, and how many full charges the battery gets.
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A year later it is a whole different story.
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"Curse my metal body, I wasn't fast enough!"
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Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO:
A year later it is a whole different story.
thus. a smart consumer would invest in the 50 whatever dollar applecare plan so they could trade it in for up to 2 years.
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Originally posted by scaught:
thus. a smart consumer would invest in the 50 whatever dollar applecare plan so they could trade it in for up to 2 years.
Exactly, so add $50 to the cost.
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Originally posted by scaught:
thus. a smart consumer would invest in the 50 whatever dollar applecare plan so they could trade it in for up to 2 years.
how does the trade in work ...? what are the requirements . or is it a trade up pay the difference kinda system...
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Originally posted by Lancer409:
how does the trade in work ...? what are the requirements . or is it a trade up pay the difference kinda system...
Linky.
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quick, whats better conect through usb 2.0 or firwire 400?
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Originally posted by SamuraiDL:
quick, whats better conect through usb 2.0 or firwire 400?
Vote firewire 400 in 2004!
Actually I don't think there's a difference any more. You used to only be able to charge through the FW connector, but AFAIK that's been fixed recently. The FW+USB cable looks kind of dorky, so that's a strike against it. If you already have some FW cable around, the best option is prolly a PocketDock, which is a 6-pin firewire to dock connector adaptor. This works best for me since my 2G takes 6-pin only, while my GF's needs a dock connector, not to mention I had a bazillion FW cables to begin with.
P.S., looks like the new PocketDock model has both firewire and USB2 sockets
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Yeah and the new pods come with both FireWire and USB cables (separate).
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