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iPODs...

Rockee · 2006-02-21 22:40:28

Hi all, I know for sure that theres a lot more technologically aware people out there in boardsland than me! Was wondering wheres the best place in Dublin to buy the latest 30/60 GB iPOd? How much on average will they cost? Can I burn directly from say Limewire to my iPOD, or do I have to go to itunes? Thanks!…

21-02-2006 10:40pm

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Hi all, I know for sure that theres a lot more technologically aware people out there in boardsland than me! Was wondering wheres the best place in Dublin to buy the latest 30/60 GB iPOd? How much on average will they cost? Can I burn directly from say Limewire to my iPOD, or do I have to go to itunes? Thanks! Technophobilly yours, Rockee!:)

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#2 21-02-2006 10:41pm

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It'll have to be iTunes or one of a handful of applications.
Portable Media Players - have a look through for more info.

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#3 21-02-2006 10:43pm

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The 'Portable Media Player' forum would better suit this thread.

To answer your question, buy it anywhere, prices are the same. If you want to purchase extended warranties, to include, for example, accidental damage, think about Currys/Dixons/PC World/Harvey Normans...

You need to go through iTunes.

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#4 21-02-2006 10:44pm

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^ .. also, they can be purchased online

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#5 21-02-2006 10:48pm

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Jammer wrote:

The 'Portable Media Player' forum would better suit this thread.

To answer your question, buy it anywhere, prices are the same. If you want to purchase extended warranties, to include, for example, accidental damage, think about Currys/Dixons/PC World/Harvey Normans...

You need to go through iTunes.

Thats cool thanks, regarding where this should be posted...theres just so many of them and home entertainment sounded good to me!

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#6 21-02-2006 10:49pm

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Rockee wrote:

Hi all, I know for sure that theres a lot more technologically aware people out there in boardsland than me! Was wondering wheres the best place in Dublin to buy the latest 30/60 GB iPOd? How much on average will they cost? Can I burn directly from say Limewire to my iPOD, or do I have to go to itunes? Thanks! Technophobilly yours, Rockee!:)

Dont be stupid enough to buy an Ipod. Buy a proper mp3 player like and Iriver or IAudo.

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