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Jump to PostIf your ipod breaks and you get a new one you have to pay to transfer your music licences to it
Not that I know of. From what I know, content purchased from the iTunes Store can be played on up to 5 computers at a time and an unlimited …
Jump to Postahhh that clears a lot of things up
Jump to PostAnother reason I don't care about those limitations is that I only (so far) play music on my iPod that I imported from my own CDs.
So there's no DRM involved at all :)And as I only have 4 computers, plus 2 at work, and have iTunes installed …
Jump to PostI just have a 2GB black iPod nano. Can't understand the need for more than 2GB, I rarely travel long enough to listen to all the songs I currently have!
I got the bigger one because I want to be able to carry all of my music with me, not …
Jump to PostMine is non of the above... It's silver with some black ink spots and some red blood spots where the stupid iPod cut my hand... Stupid mini has razor sharp edges...
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