Apple iPod 10 GB

The spectacle that is the Apple Ipod. This new design and model completely reinvents and destroys all previous mp3 players. It is in simplicity the only thing you ever need to concern yourself with in regards to mp3. First of all my reasoning for buying such a device. Well for months now I have been the proud owner of a Rio 600 mp3 player (and have reviewed it) but recently found that the player itself was just not functioning as well as I had previously expected although still in fine working order, I wanted more, I needed more - Enter the Ipod. It is not a secret that the Ipod is easily one of the more superior mp3 players but was not until recently when I ...  Read the complete review

If you've got as far as this review, you can't have failed to notice the phenomenal hype surrounding Apple Computers' latest must-have gizmo, the iPod. Okay, there was a previous version of the iPod, which had slightly bulkier casing and a less user-friendly layout of its buttons. If you're familiar with that model, the new generation of 'Pods has sleeker, more refined styling, a more advanced operating system, and the beginnings of an excellent PDA/organizing system. Much of the attraction of this new model is down to the improved design. Simply put, this is the sexiest portable music hard drive you're ever likely to hold - bar, ...  Read the complete review

I wanted a personal music player that could hold vast amounts of tracks that I could carry around in a compact device. After researching different players, i.e., cd walkmans that can play Mp3 tracks off disk and portable Mp3 players, some of which could only stores as little as 30 tracks at a time. I eventually came across Apple?s iPod. An innovation in music technology if there ever was one. The first things that caught my eye when I saw the iPod was it?s size, which is little bigger than a cigarette box and the fact that with it?s LCD display, scroll wheel for browsing the menu and it?s shiny metal back. This thing looked a very sexy gadget indeed! I bought my ...  Read the complete review

A Simple clean design. A classic iPod. Before colour screens were a must-have, and video playback was all the rage, simplicity was key - and this model is certainly simple, but effective. I believe i'm correct in saying that this particular model (the first iPod I owned) is classed as being part of the third generation of the original design. Housing only a 10gb hard drive, I sadly had to upgrade to a newer model with a larger storage capacity. The interface is really easy to use; the thumbwheel working incredibly effectively to scroll through songs, albums and options in general, whilst the four main buttons allowed the access ...  Read the complete review