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Hard Drive based iPod Q

Troublesome · 2007-10-17 19:53:27

I was just wondering if the Hard Drive based iPods (mainly the classic) suffer from much skipping? If I were to shake or drop one, would it have much chance of surviving? I currently have a 2nd gen nano that is practically indestructible, but its crappy 8gb of storage and lack of video is really getting to me Thanks

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17-10-2007 8:53pm

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Troublesome

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I was just wondering if the Hard Drive based iPods (mainly the classic) suffer from much skipping? If I were to shake or drop one, would it have much chance of surviving?

I currently have a 2nd gen nano that is practically indestructible, but its crappy 8gb of storage and lack of video is really getting to me

Thanks

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