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Solid · 08-27-2004, 18:08

I have been an iPod user since its first iterration. I was recently given the newest version, and it's the heat. My iPod has been through numerous hikes, river fordings, skis and ruck marches. It has been dropped, hit, shot with a BB gun (bastige younger bro) and wet. It kept running. With the battery add-on, it is a very high-quality piece of hardware. Furthermore, the iTunes product which it is packaged with is perhaps the best jukebox and MP3 software platform available on the market, and the iTunes store has an expansive and cheap amount of music to download (all at .99 cents). The newest version connects to both Mac and PC with no problems, and is very pragmatic and functional.

I would seriously, seriously recommend this product. It is by far the best on the market, in my opinion.

HTH,

Solid

08-27-2004, 18:08	#4
Solid Guerrilla Chief Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: NC Posts: 995	I have been an iPod user since its first iterration. I was recently given the newest version, and it's the heat. My iPod has been through numerous hikes, river fordings, skis and ruck marches. It has been dropped, hit, shot with a BB gun (bastige younger bro) and wet. It kept running. With the battery add-on, it is a very high-quality piece of hardware. Furthermore, the iTunes product which it is packaged with is perhaps the best jukebox and MP3 software platform available on the market, and the iTunes store has an expansive and cheap amount of music to download (all at .99 cents). The newest version connects to both Mac and PC with no problems, and is very pragmatic and functional. I would seriously, seriously recommend this product. It is by far the best on the market, in my opinion. HTH, Solid
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