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and it shows you do not own one, and may not be to familiar with
an iPod. Though you may not be able to bookmark non-audio
files, you can create playlists for non-audion files.

So what happens when the audio file (read: audiobook) is 30 minutes or longer, and you want to stop in the middle of it, listen to some music, and then continue where you left off? My iAudio player allows me to do this.

Why are drivers
an issue? Do you not have to load drivers for most hardware used
with Windows, Apple, Linus, etc...?

With my current mp3 player, all I gotta do is plug it into any PC running Win2k/XP, most any modern flavor of Linux, or Mac, and it's recognized instantly - so it's quite handy since it doubles as a portable USB hard drive. Try that with an iPod ... hope you keep your iTunes CD in your pocket

As for watching movies on an
iPod, or any thing else that damn small, why? Until the screen hits
5 inches, to me, it seems rather worthless to watch video on
something this small.

It's not really, at least for me. I'm just saying that as great as the iPod is, there are many players on the market that have all the features I mentioned RIGHT NOW.

Posted by: worknman   Posted on: 08/31/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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