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Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
yeah, i got one of them mp3 discmans, i got it around the time they gifted me the ipod; the downside to the discman is that you have to carry many discs around with you, even if you burn them as data.
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oh, confess, you carry a man-purse anyway!
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Originally Posted by nature scene
Actually my nano ($200) is built way more sturdy than any other mp3 player I've used, and ipods don't have DRM schemes, itunes does. Ipods will play anything, they're great. The best thing Mac has ever done.
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the nano is a flash player like any other, no? perhaps a bit pricier? i have an old flash iriver i use on rare occasions. bought it mostly to do sound recording of interviews. you can get an iriver or sandisk for less than the nano, don't you? (i haven't chekkt).
about ipod/itunes: if you wanna play anything on it you must h4x0r, and not everyone is up to that, and besides that would void your warranty, no?
void the warranty? fuck that shit! but really...
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Originally Posted by krastian
That's what I do.....especially for the car.
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we got lucky when our car stereo fucked up & they replaced it under warranty-- the new cd drive plays mp3 discs. perfection.