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Awww. I've had three generations of those, the 3rd and the last two.
They are pretty out of date at this point, especially with a hard drive (although the iPod Touch and iPhone still can't match the 160GB storage of the Classic.
Woah, really? I love mine so much, maybe I should replace it now while I still can...
Yeah, I have an iPod classic that lives in my car so that I can have a decent chunk of my music with me.
There will likely be a 128 GB iPod touch soon (or there is already?) That's not bad. For music-only car living it's hard to beat that classic interface though.
I don't have anywhere close to that much music and tMo lets Spotify stream without data charges now so I don't need it, but I feel for you bigger listeners.
Somebody needs to make a simple mp3 player with a solid interface that reads micro SD cards. How many 64 GB cards would you need for your entire collection ND?
This tweet is cute.
My media collection sits on a 10 TB Drobo at the moment.
Just the music is probably around 300 GB at the moment.
Can anyone recommend a good external Blu-Ray drive I can plug into my laptop? Also, is WinXP up to running a Blu-Ray drive? I'm using my old XP desktop as my media machine.
I can't answer the bit about WinXP, but the two or three times I've used it the Digistor drive I bought has worked well with my Macs and Roxio Toast.
If you were wondering about the sizes of the new iPhones, this is a handy chart: [link]
"The iPhone 6+: taller than a Poptart, yet not as wide."
I actually printed this pdf of iPhone 6 sizes [link] so I could cut them out to see how they fit in my hand.