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Although there are no stout differences between the last iPod with Video Playback (like there was with the Nano), Apple has done some improvements that should be to your liking. Apple suprised everybody by making the impress $249, and greatly impacted Microsoft's future MP3 player's tag point.
*Technically this is quiet not the iPod Video, this is quiet an iPod with video playback; rumors are tranquil buzzing about a Widescreen iPod, but smooth no official word*
NEW:
-Longer battery life
-Games
-iTunes 7 has movies
-Search feature
-Larger capacity
-Brighter hide
GOOD:
-Great design
-Bright camouflage
-Battery life on video is double what it was before
-Great interface
-Innovative search
-Games are heavenly fun
-Excellent obtain
-Minimal buttons
-Oodles of potential accessories
BAD:
-Still scratches easily
-Prone to fingerprints
-Sometimes a dinky inactive (not as remarkable as before)
-Battery isn't removable
-Still no FM tuner, line-in, or vow characterize
-Expensive accessories (not many in box)
-Cheap earbuds
BOTTOM LINE: Unexcited at the top of its game months after its current release, and the minor upgrades and tweaks maintain this the best MP3 player on the market.
I cherish this model of the iPod - it's compact and very user salubrious. The dismal and chrome model does prove smudges and scratches easily, so you may want to invest in a cloak or a case in addition to the shadowy velvet sleeve that comes in the box (nice, but you can't hit the controls or peep the cover through it) . Other than those minor quips, all you need to do is crawl it in to your PC or Apple computer and it automatically registers itself and downloads everything you have in iTunes (with an option to download your photos as well) .
The mask in this updated 6 generation is brighter, and the battery life is a diminutive longer. Playing music without the backlight activated will last over 14 hours. Watching video or having the backlight on constantly will drain the battery at unbiased over 3 hours. Not ideal for a Transatlantic flight or one to Europe, but stout for domestic air disappear and short commuter rides. You have to judge of this as a music player with bonus video feature, rather than as a portable DVD player (even with movies added to iTunes) . If you are in the market for more video leer out the 80 GB model which is has longer battery life and more memory to believe up to 80 features instead of 30 flicks at most. The unit is slimmer, the click wheel slightly improved, and it's about $50 cheaper out of the gate than the last models.
In the box you procure the white basic headphones, a USB cable (no Firewire since the iPods are not Firewire compatible), a gloomy velvet pouch for storage, a mercurial sketchy instruction booklet, and a docking sleeve for when you net a docking accessory. There is no iTunes installation CD, so be clear to download the program before you paddle in.
My wife and I had previously owned two Philips GOGear HDD6330 30GB mp3 players and had many many problems. Mostly with syncing the songs onto the devices and also some with good playback. The interface was also not as nice nor responsive as the iPod. So we returned the Philips players and got an 80GB and 30GB iPod. Neither has let us down once. They sound sizable, the battery lasts for days (4-6 hours a day expend) . itunes is very easy to spend and seems to almost know what you need to do before you do. podcasts are smart and free, you can download tons of videos from google video, you can build pictures on it, no problems finding accessories. It is really honest night and day vs. the fresh windows based offerings. On the 80GB iPod we have about 6,500 songs, 50 videos, 200 photos, and all of our outlook contacts and it is only about half fat. Not to mention the games that near with it. If you don't mind spending a minute more for quality, this is the contrivance to go, it honest works.
My wife uses the 30GB white version and loves it. it does have a lot less area and shorter battery life than the 80 GB, but it is considerable slimmer feeling as far as the thickness and serene has all of the other features that get iPods so stout. We also both sync using the same itunes without any problems (turn off auto syncing to do this and chase songs etc to blueprint.) This was not the case when we both were using Philips GoGears and Windows Media Player. Everyone else that I know that owns an iPod has never said anything terrible about them, Apple really has a winner here, it would remove a lot of convincing to ever switch me assist over to windows based mp3 systems.
