wtf

Creative Zen 20 GB Sleek Photo MP3 Player
$166.34



whatd you get btw?

i still can't find anything about that touch ipod. Those pictures were on gizmodo before as rumors but no actual real advertisements. Gizomodo today highlighted the new apple stuff which was that TV media thing and then something about a next generation ipod nano.

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+1...good boy rock:

http://reviews.cnet.com/SanDisk_Sansa_e ... 44065.html

it was 140 on sale for 130, I had 10% off then a 100 dollar bestbuy giftcard

so I got it for 20 bucks with tax

its only 2 meg, but its expandable and I just recycle music in and out when I need. if the battery dies you can buy a new one from them from 20 bucks and replace it. I play 8 hours of music and kill about 1/4 of the battery

was looking at that one ... its a pretty sharp player.







: unless you plan to store your whole mp3 collection on the thing i dont see why youd want one over 2/4 gigs. ive never filled my 4 gig one up, ever.

30 gig might be nice since you "could" store a shitload on it at a time and shuffle. it starts being a real pain in the ass rotating and deciding what you want to put on it.

True but like you said I put two gigs of music on it and have 24 full albums. I might get through 4-5 in a day and then recycle something new on it.

biggest pain in the ass was editing the tags on all my music so it shows correctly and then I got the album art to show up.

I also figured out how to upload playlists and then it auto dl's the music on that playlist for me

the screen on it is pretty damn 1337 too.

that flip ipod phone looks pretty sweet, i would get it.

Thats why i got the 30 GB, everysong i have goes on it


btw that iPhone shit would be amazing, MP3 layer + cell phone literally in one. and not a gay ass mp3 player like in phones today


also wtf @ backside control, thats fucking amazing if that happens

I spotted this on the BBC News website...

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In September 1956 IBM shipped the 305 RAMAC, the first computer with a hard disk drive (HDD). The HDD weighed over a ton and stored 5MB of data.[/quote:b39e2]

Re: Technology has come pretty damn far in the past 50 year
 

:D

But seriously though... we're nearing the Singularity: I wouldn't be surprised if it happened in our lifetime. If it doesn't, we're missing it by a few years at MOST.