Apple Ipod

Apple iPod nano 8 GB Black (5th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
$145.00
I am 40 and last music player i had was my Sony Walkman & Diskman! This Ipod is from another planet!! Who thought this deal up? It is still blowing my mind, the music quality is great and it has a brain, you just have to see it to believe it - easy to use and FUN! I love it and would recommend it to everyone, regardless of age! What a great little piece of technology! The seller sent it fast and I will buy from them again - Way to go Apple! WOW!! Now what to do with my albums/cassette tapes and CD's in the basement?? Hummmmm.

Apple iPod touch 32 GB (3rd Generation) NEWEST MODEL
$295.00
I owned the 2nd generation 32GB but I was running out of room so I gave that one to my daughter and purchased this new 3G 64GB model and I absolutely love it! I am glad they did not change the design, I like the way it feels in my hand and how I can slip it into my pocket and forget it is there. The thing runs flawless and now it has a faster cpu and voice commands! I can't wait until there is a set of Bluetooth headphones which take advantage of the voice control (at least I have not found them yet), but none the less, being able to listen to music without wires is awesome. Just buy it, it is so cool!!

Apple iPod nano 8 GB Black (4th Generation) OLD MODEL
$129.99
So you want an MP3 Player. You've heard iPods are nice, right? An older Nano might work.

Here's the rap: there's the Sansa Clip+, made by Sandisk, and it's brilliant. It's about a third of the price of this Nano. It only plays music, but has a lot more features (FM, voice recorder, better codec support) and a jaw-dropping increase in sound quality. It comes in 2, 4 or 8 GB versions, and you can put in cards to make the memory bigger.

Then you have the iPod Touch and iPhone. These buddies are in a class of their own - they're practically portable computers at this point. They play movies, music, games, the whole monty. They run a mini version of the Mac OS, for goodness sakes.

But what if you want a mindpoint between these two excellent machines? You like the Sansa Clip, but you want video support, or a bigger screen? Or you're inching toward the Touch, but you don't need all of that pizazz? If you want something a little larger, really want or need iTunes to manage your music library, and don't mind a small loss in audio quality, the iPod Nano may be right for you. It is easy, simple, fast, and just a plain good product. Apple makes some great hardware (I'm serious - this thing's design will make you melt), and their interface is very well done.

If none of that matters to you, get a Clip or Clip+ and spend the hundred you saved on some nice headphones or some new albums on Amazon MP3. The Nano is nice, but its price isn't far enough away from the Touch's low end product, and the extras don't make up for the hike in price.

Apple iPod touch 8 GB (3rd Generation) NEWEST MODEL
$195.00
I owned the 2nd generation 32GB but I was running out of room so I gave that one to my daughter and purchased this new 3G 64GB model and I absolutely love it! I am glad they did not change the design, I like the way it feels in my hand and how I can slip it into my pocket and forget it is there. The thing runs flawless and now it has a faster cpu and voice commands! I can't wait until there is a set of Bluetooth headphones which take advantage of the voice control (at least I have not found them yet), but none the less, being able to listen to music without wires is awesome. Just buy it, it is so cool!!