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07-17-2002, 12:45 PM

It obviously won't be as pleasureable an experience as using it with a Mac is, but...

BUY ONE NOW YOU CHEAP FUCKS!

I find the 10 gig to be perfectly acceptable (as I have ~2.2 gigs free space on it at this moment and it's <b>loaded</b> with good songs - some 1,700 of them).

I thought they were really neat until I got my first one. Then I realized that they were simply amazing. They truly are about the finest "gadget" you can buy these days. Even the 70 year old screening me at the airport was pretty impressed by it. Once you have it, you'll realize how awesome it is - and wonder how you ever got by without it.

I listen to mine every day. Jenni doesn't have as much listen-able time as I do, but she still uses hers (though we always use mine when we're in the car together, hehe). Trust me, if you listen to a lot of music, it's worth every penny you'll spend on it.

FireWire cards can be had for ~$30. So it's not <b>that</b> expensive.

If you don't have a lot of MP3s (I have ~30 gigs), the 5 gig will probably be plenty. I find the 10 gig very nice for the amount I have. 20 gigs is probably going overboard unless you have a LOT of MP3s and get really tired of only having 2,000 songs available for you to listen to at any given time.

Anyway, they really are great, and I can't say enough good things about them. You owe it to yourself to get one.

07-17-2002, 12:45 PM	#2
dave Guest Posts: n/a	It obviously won't be as pleasureable an experience as using it with a Mac is, but... BUY ONE NOW YOU CHEAP FUCKS! I find the 10 gig to be perfectly acceptable (as I have ~2.2 gigs free space on it at this moment and it's <b>loaded</b> with good songs - some 1,700 of them). I thought they were really neat until I got my first one. Then I realized that they were simply amazing. They truly are about the finest "gadget" you can buy these days. Even the 70 year old screening me at the airport was pretty impressed by it. Once you have it, you'll realize how awesome it is - and wonder how you ever got by without it. I listen to mine every day. Jenni doesn't have as much listen-able time as I do, but she still uses hers (though we always use mine when we're in the car together, hehe). Trust me, if you listen to a lot of music, it's worth every penny you'll spend on it. FireWire cards can be had for ~$30. So it's not <b>that</b> expensive. If you don't have a lot of MP3s (I have ~30 gigs), the 5 gig will probably be plenty. I find the 10 gig very nice for the amount I have. 20 gigs is probably going overboard unless you have a LOT of MP3s and get really tired of only having 2,000 songs available for you to listen to at any given time. Anyway, they really are great, and I can't say enough good things about them. You owe it to yourself to get one.