Last week was so exhausting - for pleasant reasons, mostly - that I'm now forced to do one of those catchall, week-in-review LJ posts. But I'll spare the disinterested from my spew with the magic of lj-cut tags.
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My iPod died on Friday and was replaced by Sunday with a top-of-the-line iPod video. )
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Also, what would be the alternative? Wait for a Zune? (I think we've all learned not to buy v1.0 of anything Microsoft makes.) Try my luck with some other gizmo? I'm not gonna go a year without an MP3 player, and so if buying a new one is a given, the iPod remains far and away the best one on the market.
I know, I've just rewarded Apple's out-of-warranty crappiness with more of my dough. But I'm enough of a Jobs whore that this doesn't really keep me up at night, I guess.
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man, i'm outdated. see earlier post on the hazards i'm facing now w/ itunes/ipod/ibook. argh!
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By "clickwheel," you mean the wheel with the buttons built-in to the wheel, right? Like the wheels on the current model, only yours is from, like, two years ago? (Not the original-original wheel from 2001 that actually phyically turned and made little physical clicking sounds, like a bicycle wheel with playing cards in the spokes.)
If you have a clickwheel, but you don't have a color screen, then you have (see if you follow me here) the first version of the fourth-generation iPod. According to this Wikipedia entry, Apple added the clickwheel (first developed for the mini) to the full-size Pods in the summer of '04; then, three months later, they made all the full-size iPods color/"Photo" models. Basically, it sounds like you bought your Pod in the late summer of '04. (Think back: was John Kerry running for president? Was there a lot of Usher on the radio? Were you listening to a lot of Franz Ferdinand?)
man, i'm outdated. see earlier post on the ( ... )
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