Broken ipod.
[688 byte] By [S.O.A.D.] at [2007-11-9 12:22:53] 
My ipod recently died due to water damage (i left it charging on the windowsill, and it rained). At first i thought that there was no way i was gonna shell out another 300 dollars for an ipod after just getting it in march, but now i realize that it really sucks not having an ipod. So now that i have convinced myself to get an ipod, what model should i get? Considering that i never used the case and remote from my last ipod, is it worth getting the $400 dollar ipod? has the new remote configuration and the dock made it a worthy investment? keep in mind that despite 800 songs i never could fill up my last 10gig ipod, so space is not really a problem for me. Thanks for any replies.
# 1 Re: Broken ipod.
The remote of the Gen3 ipod isn't really any different from the Gen2 ipod, and the dock isn't that much of an add-on, unless you want to store your ipod neatly or want to use it to hook up to your sound system. The advantage of the Gen3 is the size , which is considerably smaller than Gen2. If you don't need the smaller size of the Gen3, you can get a refurbished Gen2 for around $200.IlIlIlIlIl at 2007-11-15 14:16:57 >
# 2 Re: Broken ipod.
If you want a gen 3, then I highly recommend that you do this:1. buy a 15gb... As technology increases, so will file sizes...
2. If you don't need the case, or remote, sell them on e-bay... it'll be cheaper than buying a 10 gb...
Impulse29 at 2007-11-15 14:17:58 >
# 3 Re: Broken ipod.
hmmm, generally, as technology advances, compression rates are improved, shouldn't files be smaller?destined_wind at 2007-11-15 14:18:57 >
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