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I was just wondering what type of music player do u have..

I have an iPod mini the old baby blue color

and I currently have about 420 songs on it and I got it last year

So what do you guys have
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I've got a 30GB iPod photo. On it I have around 4,500 songs.

I don't have a Ipod or anything but my laptop and DVD players have MP3 on it.

40 GB Creative Zen Touch. I just got it for Xmas, so it's a little thin on music to this point: only 1200 songs so far.

I've got the old 3rd generation 10gb ipod. I've got 989 songs on it at the moment.

I've got the 3rd generation iPod - 15 gigs. I'm looking to sell it, though, because I'd like to upgrade to the nice new iPod Video.

-Aaron

Nope No ipod or MP3 player.

just my Sony Ericsson w800 cellphone

My laptop...does that count? Haha. I have tons of songs on my iTunes for when I'm in class or going to a conference.

I have a silver iPod mini, and loving it.

Those silly little stick things confuse the heck out of me. I have a Sony CD Player that plays CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3's. I like making my own discs from my own collection. I have over 80,000 songs downloaded in my computer from my CD collection, so I just make a MP3 when ever I feel the need for different music.

I use ye olde CD player for my portable music needs.

I have a 2GB black iPod nano, and I love it! I have around 400 songs on it, even though it holds 500 songs. I have recently downloaded some more songs on iTunes. I just need to upload them to the iPod nano. It's also got several hundred pictures on it, including album art. I am amazed how much this little device actually holds.

what I love about having a iPod is that on iTunes i can make a group on it llike my favorite songs then hook it up onto my ipod
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I have a pink ipod mini and it has about 850 songs on it at the moment.

I've got a 20GB Ipod and I love it.

I take it everywhere. It's so nice to bring just the ipod instead of a cd player and all my cases of CD's. Plus if you want to listen to a certain song it's alot easier to find then having to find out where I put the CD or which one of my burned CD's it's on.
I have 2196 songs on it right now, I had alot more but I accidentally deleted the ones I stole off my brothers computer.

I have the 60 gigabyte iPod video with all classical music

I have a 20 GB Ipod with no photo and video at all. Just the original from 2003.

I have a 30 gig White Photo and a 4 gig Black Nano.
I used to have the original white 5 gig and a white 15 gig gen, but I finally sold them...I think four iPods is a bit much.

musicradio77 wrote:I have a 20 GB Ipod with no photo and video at all. Just the original from 2003.

For the sake of Apple History:

The 20 gb iPod isn't the original, the original was unveiled in San Fransisco with much fanfare, Steve Jobs giving hints that the newest wonder would "not be Macintosh" i.e., most likely not a computer. On Ootober 23, 2001 Steve Jobs announced during his traditional Keynote Speech of the Apple iPod, which was only 5 gb.
In March 2002, a 10 gb model was introduced.
The 20 gb model wasn't released until four months after the 10 gb model shipped, which was July 2002, not 2003.
In April 2003, Apple had released the iTunes Store, along with a 40 gb model. By this time, Apple had sold a combined total of 1.4 million iPods and was the number one seller of MP3 Players, commanding anywhere from 50-70% of all MP3 Player buyers. At this time, iPods, for the first time, began shipping with new Docks, lower end models Docks were sold separately.

Some versions were available in overlapping sequence, however, my point, your 20 gb (probably click wheel w/ docking ability) is not the original model, unless you bought it second hand in 2003, and even if you did, the original iPod is 5 gigs, followed by the 10 gig.


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