Geeks.com sent us over for a whirl the highest capacity available iPod mp3 player, the 120 GB version of the iPod Classic. In the era of the touchscreen iPods and smartphones, how is the Classic design holding up?
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You obviously did not read the article, the article does mention the Zune. And the reason why not much more is said, is because we DID review the Zune a few weeks back on its own article, check our archives.
As for the Zune, the iPod Classic is a much better device in terms of usability. And I find the tremble filters that Apple applying by default more pleasing to the ears than the stall Zune sound.
And this article was not an advert. You have some nerve to tell me that. I don't write adverts. I simply prefer the iPod WAY better than the Zune, and I do have both products to compare. DO YOU?
My husband is being using another 120 GB Classic iPod too, as his main mp3 player, and he loves it too. He has no problems with it whatsoever. So if user satisfaction comes out as "an advert", then let it be one. Props to Apple in that case.
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You obviously did not read the article, the article does mention the Zune. And the reason why not much more is said, is because we DID review the Zune a few weeks back on its own article, check our archives.
As for the Zune, the iPod Classic is a much better device in terms of usability. And I find the tremble filters that Apple applying by default more pleasing to the ears than the stall Zune sound.
And this article was not an advert. You have some nerve to tell me that. I don't write adverts. I simply prefer the iPod WAY better than the Zune, and I do have both products to compare. DO YOU?
My husband is being using another 120 GB Classic iPod too, as his main mp3 player, and he loves it too. He has no problems with it whatsoever. So if user satisfaction comes out as "an advert", then let it be one. Props to Apple in that case.