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Electronics Apple iPod 4th Gen 20GB Player
Electronics Apple iPod 4th Gen 20GB Player
| Apple iPod 4th Gen 20GB Player |
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| Written by Vikram Chand | ||||||||
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Wednesday, 12 October 2005 |
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Rated  5 out of 5 Stars |
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I am just jealous... Just two weeks ago I bought this cool new Apple iPod 20GB MP3 player for my dad. He is a mechanic but he is always in the field or driving around in his company provided van.
He needed an easy way to listen to his favorite music without having to switch CD’s or tapes. I also bought him my favorite iTrip FM transmitter so there is no need to plug in anything. I recommended the iPod to him because I have had one of my own for more than two years now that he has used on some occasions as well. I bought this from Costco Wholesale for $239.99 plus tax; I think this was a good deal.
DESIGN & CONTROLS : This iPod is designed like all other regular (not mini and not nano) sized MP3 players. It is exactly the same size as my older 15GB unit that I have owned for more than two years but I think it is a tiny bit heavier (probably because of the larger hard drive). The only major difference I noticed when I compared it to my 15GB unit was that this newer one had a Click Wheel (the play/pause, menu, & skip buttons are on the wheel instead of being separate) whereas my old one was a touch-pad kind of deal. Another difference I noticed was that this 20GB unit had a full color screen; my old one was plain grayish… I think I am jealous. Besides these and of course the bigger hard drive I did not notice any other upgrades or differences. I did notice that it is a bit easier to use than the older design (3rd generation). You control the whole iPod with the Click Wheel. I personally think this is a better design and it makes navigating through song menus faster and easier; but it did take sometime to get used to it since I had been using my old one for such a long time now.
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