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iPod Touch vs. iPod classic

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Which should I get?

 

My 4 year old iPod, the old old old original one, just broke and I NEED a new one. I'm going crazy without music. I need one that'll hold a lot of songs, like 2000 right now, but I want room to expand, and room for movies and such. What are anyone's thoughts...

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I phone..

 

NO! I'm not going to dish out the dough for the monthly fee.

I think the iPod touch looks awesome, but too expensive for me at this point.

Depends on your usage of it. Will you be using it to exercise? Or just everyday use?

Touch is cool because you can use wireless internet with it, but on the flip side, the battery life is terrible.

As of now, I think the answer is easy. Although the Touch is really cool, Storage > Touch.

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As of now, I think the answer is easy. Although the Touch is really cool, Storage > Touch.

 

 

True. But 20,000 songs is a little much.

True. But 20,000 songs is a little much.
Yeah, but you wanted room for movies and such. ;)
As of now, I think the answer is easy. Although the Touch is really cool, Storage > Touch.

 

 

They have 16 GB iPod touches. That's plenty of space IMO.

I have the 80g classic, and I love it.

Go with the 80gb or bigger classic.

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