Please tell me about the capacity of an Ipod that I should purchase if I want to store 500 to 1000 songs
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What should be the normal Ipod's storage capacity.
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Posted 2 years ago
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Apple introduced an all-new redesigned iPod Shuffle Wednesday, touting it as the first music player that talks to you.
Except that it’s not the first music player that talks to you. Does anyone remember the Nanocromatic iPods introduced just last summer?
Those iPod nanos also featured the “Voice Over” function being touted as Wednesday’s big new improvement to the shuffle, which now sports 4GB of storage (up from 2GB). Apple’s smallest music player now features playlist support, however and syncs with iTunes through an included USB cable which connects to the shuffle’s audio jack.
The new shuffle also comes with earbuds featuring on-cord remote control.
The new design is rectangular rather than square, comes in Silver or Black and costs, as did previous models, $79. Apple is making these things smaller all the time, with the new shuffle being smaller than a house key and not much thicker.
It’s probably a good thing the shuffle’s Voice Over function, which supports 14 languages, is accessed manually, to tell users the name of the artist and song playing or run through the playlists available on the device. On the iPod nano introduced last summer, the Voice Over feature was an on-or-off setting and quickly grew tiresome when it would kick in at the mere changing of the device’s orientation from vertical to horizontal.
More user control is good; thank you, Apple.
Posted 2 years ago # -
Puvi is right, you can have the 2GB or 4GB to store more music. I got my new 4GB iPod given by my brother, it has more than a hundreds songs saved. It's really great it has a big memory. It's amazing, isn't it?
Posted 2 years ago # -
I got also an ipod present from my sister. I'm not sure if it is 2gb or 3gb. Moreover, I had plenty of songs being stored their and its awesome, right? What do you think?
Posted 2 years ago #
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