Apple iPod classic Sixth Gen. Black (80 GB, MB147LL/A) Digital Media Player

Pros: Works well with iTunes, is a beautiful gadget
Cons: The click wheel can be unresponsive

My iPod career started about 3 1/2 years ago after receiving a 40 GB (audio only) one as a gift from work. It wasn't too long before it became a part of my lifestyle. I have always had a long commute and soon enough, the iPod became essential for my ...

Pros: Excellent features, large capacity, sleek, good battery life, easy to use
Cons: Back scratches easily (it can be prevented with a case)

I digitized my music collection in my first year of college after space and time constraints made juggling my CD collection increasingly frustrating. The transition coincided with my discovery of iTunes; this fabulous music player and organizational ...

Pros: Massive storage, great sound, superb Apple design, long battery life, navigation enhancements
Cons: Still scratches easily, included earbuds are lousy, be sure to upgrade

More than three years ago, I wrote a review about my first iPod, a 20 GB 4th gen model. I'm now on my third iPod, after having an 80-GB 5th gen model. For me, the iPod Classic is the best non-touch screen iPod Apple ...

Pros: Big capacity for photos, videos and music
Cons: Average sound quality and syncing with iTunes might be a bit disappointing

One word best describes iPod Video Classic 80GB - CAPACITY. I have a vast collection of mp3 music that could not fill up this thing. It's a monster. After syncing my iTunes library with the iPod Video Classic, I still have more than 40GB to fill up. ...

Pros: More storage for the same price as the previous generation. More battery life.
Cons: Some people may not like the new screen layout with the menus cut in half.

Don't let the name "Classic" fool you, this is a new iPod. The naming scheme basically comes into play because of the new iPod Touch which was released in the wake of the iPhone. Apple decided to give those of us who aren't all ga-ga over the touch ...

Pros: Sounds great, looks great, tons of storage. It's the standard others compare themselves to.
Cons: Miniature hard disk drive is more fragile than flash memory music devices.

Face it. The iPod has set the standard for portable personal media entertainment. It's the one that all the other guys, SanDisk, Creative, MS Zune, etc. have to compare themselves to. The iPod Classic has raised the bar again. As a former user of the ...

Pros: User friendly, bright screen, scroll wheel, iTunes, Excellent Battery Life
Cons: Small screen, cover flow lags, scratches quickly, games are boring

With so many different MP3 players in existence today, it is hard to tell which is the best of them all. Most larger sized MP3 players require a fairly large investment of money; usually $200 or more. The iPod Classic, as of 2008, stands to be the best ...

Pros: Battery lasts longer than earlier Ipods unless you have one of faulty units.
Cons: A pretty face, worse sound, lots of bug and video blocking--what's to like

Which is worse, the product quality or the service. Let's consider product quality first. With a different brand of codec ship inthe new Ipod, the sound quality is drier, more strident, and more fatiguing to listen to than prior Ipods. And aside from ...

Pros: Earphone quality as good as any other earbud-style, easy navigation
Cons: Non-stellar sound output (especially via speakers), no SRS WOW

I purchased this edition of the ipod around 3 months ago and it has done just what I wanted it to - keep me entertained while I do other tasks, whatever they may be. Using this product is simple, and even though I had never owned an ipod before I ...

Pros: Capacity, battery life, durability, screen quality.
Cons: Back scratches easily, somewhat hefty.

This ipod is incredible. I am a music freak, and I listen to it constantly. I needed something that has not only good sound quality, but could also hold my collection. I also needed something that had exceptional battery life. The ipod Classic was ...

Pros: Holds an incredible amount of music, easy to take anywhere
Cons: Screen scratches easily, beware the security lock feature

I've had my 80-gig iPod classic for a little over a year now, and it has been one of the best investments I've made as far as home or car entertainment goes. In fact, because I bought the thing I've completely digitized my CD collection (clearing out a ...

Pros: The ipod is good for a first- ipod- timer, and will not disappoint
Cons: The slow switching between screens is highly annoying.

The first ipod I ever recieved was the first generation Ipod Nano back in 2005. I had not known much about the Ipod family prior 2005, so I thought i would try it out. I responded well to the product, and was very please with it. But I got a 1Gb, and ...

Pros: Nicer case design, a bit smaller, slightly improved user interface.
Cons: Freezing touchwheel. Poor quality earbuds.

I previously owned an iPod Mini and my wife owns the fifth generation Classic. I like the case better on the new one and there are some improvements to the user interface, such as showing more information about a song on the main screen and showing album ...

Pros: More storage space for the same money, and a beautiful screen.
Cons: Menu changes can sometimes be slow; some accessories may need to be replaced.

First of all, don't think that "Classic" means you'll be getting your older sibling's handed down iPod. "Classic" is meant to differentiate the original-style iPod from the newer iPod Touch, which sports the sleek styling of the iPhone. Right off ...

Pros: Cheap, Generally works good
Cons: BIOS reading on Core 2 Duo Temp

I wanted a cheap board to fit into a Micro ATX case and was generally pleased with other ASUS motherboards. It installed and works pretty good. The BIOS reads the core temp incorrectly. It thinks one of the two cores on the CPU chip is running at ...