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the new ipod does video

So it is ALL over the web already, but Apple’s new iPod does video, and the new iTunes allows purchase of videos; here is a shot of ABC’s LOST for a buck-ninety-nine. Holy COW is that cool or what? Here’s a link to Jobs’ keynote address covering the other announced products.

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  1. bwana10/14/2005 8:07 AM

    But, but... you "love apple!"

    You can also go buy a 4GB hard disk for the PSP, provided you're willing to pay nearly the same as the unit itself. Or you can drop a couple of Franklins on a big memory stick; up to 2GB now, right? That gets you to about the same price as the iPod, doesn't it? I mean the 60GB one, not the 30.

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  2. bwana10/14/2005 11:42 AM

    I probably won't buy one, since I am getting along nicely with my iPod shuffle for songs, and my iBook for video; though I must admit to wanting a new iBook; my current one is long in the tooth, and is beginning to go senile. Either way, I think my 12" iBook screen is better than an iPod or a PSP's screen.

    It's also worth nothing that I've only got 20GB of storage on my iBook and 40GB on my home desktop machine, so I don't even have much room to swap music and video around in.

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