Before You Purchase An iPod

Many of us have big music collections, and it can be a real nuisance trying to swap between various CDs and tapes when we want to listen to something in particular. If that sounds like you, then maybe it's time you invested in an iPod. The favorite child of Apple is definitely the market leader in a trendy market that's growing at a rapid rate. So what do you need to know before you buy an iPod?
Basically, there are four main models of iPod available on the market right now: iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, iPod Photo and the recent release, iPod Video. They all play songs, and the iPod photo also gives you the ability to display color photos on its screen. So you can look at the album cover art, for instance, while the songs are playing.
One of the good things about buying an iPod is that it comes with all the basic bits and pieces you need, including:
 • Ear bud headphones
 • 2.0 USB cable
 • AC adaptor
The iPods are unusual for electronic devices, in that batteries actually last for a reasonable length of time, usually somewhere between 12 and 15 hours. Some of the different versions of the iPod also come in a variety of hard drive sizes, but with MP3 players as a basic rule of thumb, just remember that you will usually get around 2,500 songs on every 10GB of storage space.If possible,you can get iPod Video Converter by MP4Converter Software Studio (a converter can convert videos and audios to ipod, find more here at mp4converter.net)to help you convert you files so that you can save more space.
Many people prefer the iPod photo because they like being able to see pictures on their iPod, but it's certainly not perfect. Some people find it difficult to see the pictures on the mini screen, and you do need to purchase a separate plug-in if you want to view your pictures on a television screen. If you do buy the extra connection, however, you will certainly be pleased to find the clarity of the pictures on the screen is excellent.
The iPod Photo is no different to the other iPod hardware in that although plenty of people are more than happy with the product's features, convenience and sound quality. However there are always going to be horror stories that do the rounds, and the iPods are no exception. Mostly these stories are about the durability of the system. In the end, though, although the iPod is often used for jogging and other strenuous activities, it really isn't designed to deal with those sorts of conditions. But if you just want a convenient method for storing your music collection so that you can listen to it in the car or anywhere else that suits you, then an iPod is definitely the way to go.

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