Hi,
You are correct. Your tricks you learned on the nano will apply to
your classic.
However, if you go to http://www.macrumors.com/
and look at their buying guides, you'll see that new iPods are due
very soon. I'd suggest waiting a few weeks. I'm actually moving
from a classic to a nano when the new ones are released.
Best,
Scott
PS: I love macrumors and macintouch to keep informed about all Mac
products and gossip.
Hi Everyone,
My ipod Nano has died after three years, and I'm considering getting
an ipod classic to replace it. I am assuming that the classic is as
accessible as my nano, and that as long as I know my itunes library
I will be fine? I plan to use the classic with my macbook, so will
need sighted help to go through the enitial registration process?
Thanks for any experiences with the classic you can give me.
Olivia
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--Scott
