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[themeletor]

sorry for the spam, but I didn't want to stick this on my last post due to Spoiler Courtesy Protocol and all that.

I'm very seriously making plans about the purchase of an iPod. however, I am a PC baby and therefore wary, both of Apple's tech support and Apple's prices. will an iPod (standard 30- or 60-GB model) be a device of the sort that survives? I've heard testimonials both good and discouraging, in the past. and while I have money to spend, I definitely don't have money to throw around, and do not wish to invest in a finicky critter. I want something that will serve me well and for at least a couple years.

please to advise?

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[matchstick.livejournal.com]

Well, I have an iPod nano and it has surved me well and I haven't had any major problems with it (I have had it since X-mas) The only things I would sugest is buy a nice case for it with a screen protector so it won't get damged and charge it every night because the battery runs even when it is off. My dad ordered it using the phone and they got it out here when they said they would. I haven't needed to contact tech support because a god read through the manual explains everything.

I am tempted to buy a powerbook or something like that from Apple and I am also a PC girl. -____-;; I feel like such a traitor.

You might feel slighty dirty after buying the iPod, but the feeling will pass.

[meletor-et-al.livejournal.com]

ahaha. I'm sure it'll be like when I switched over to iTunes -- feelings of shame and resentment at first, but the damned thing will win me over ;p thanks for your input.

[matchstick.livejournal.com]

Yeah. And your welcome.