[NSRCA-discussion] Off topic

[Jeff Hatton]

I use my iPod or my iPhone every day while at work. I am actually  
using my iPhone to reply to this message. Along with the hours of  
music and audio books I have stored, I also have Many hours of video  
from movies and pictures to patten sequences from the Internet to  
watch. I looked at a few different mp3 players before going with the  
iPod but after handling them the iPod just felt better built. I have  
been using my 60gb iPod daily at about 4-6 hours a day for about two  
years and it is still going strong. I recently switched to the iPhone  
due to a problem with my previous phone and now I have one less device  
that I carry daily to work

- Jeff Hatton

On Dec 10, 2007, at 11:55 AM, James Oddino <joddino at socal.rr.com> wrote:

> I didn't see anyone mention the fact that you can download audio  
> books to your ipod.  I have been "reading" books while I exercise  
> and as a result I look forward to going to the gym and I have "read"  
> more books since I got the ipod than I had in the previous 15  
> years.  Good for the mind and the body.  The itunes software makes  
> the whole process easy and fun.  I liked the ipod so much I went out  
> and bought an iMac.  I should have bought Apple stock.  Their stuff  
> is great.
>
> Jim
>
>
>
> On Dec 10, 2007, at 6:53 AM, John Konneker wrote:
>
>> I hate to ask this on the list but I'm about as "square as a box"  
>> as my two daughters would say.
>> Please reply off list.
>> Is there anyone that can tell me in "old guy" terms about IPod's?
>> I'm thinking about getting one for my youngest.
>> Thanks!
>> And once again sorry for the off topic question.
>> John L. Konneker
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