16GB iPhones/32 GB iPod Touch Official! - Page 2 - Blu-ray Forum

Aaron · 02-06-2008, 03:47 AM

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Originally Posted by gvortex7

For people that have always ripped entire albums and have over 650 of them (like myself) only larger sized hard drive based MP3 players make sense. That's why I love my 80GB Zune. While I do think that the iTouch is nice looking cosmetically, I don't think that even at 32GB it provides enough storage to satisfy my need or justify it's steep price. Or course that's a very subjective statement.

What about the 160GB iPod?

gvortex7 · 02-06-2008, 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Aaron

What about the 160GB iPod?

The only thing I like about it is the size of its hard drive. I never liked iPods, and the Classic is no different.

geekboy2000 · 02-06-2008, 05:02 AM

I'll go for an iPhone when:

It's got a user replaceable battery.
It's seriously capable of replacing a "classic" iPod in terms of storage.
It's capable of modem tethering.
It's offered by T-Mobile.

Chances are, I'll be sticking with my 80GB iPod classic, and BlackBerry for awhile.

Chocolatejas · 02-06-2008, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by geekboy2000

I'll go for an iPhone when:

It's got a user replaceable battery.
It's seriously capable of replacing a "classic" iPod in terms of storage.
It's capable of modem tethering.
It's offered by T-Mobile.

Chances are, I'll be sticking with my 80GB iPod classic, and BlackBerry for awhile.

All but #4. Ive got the Blackjack and a nano at the moment. Not need for an upgrade until the iphone drops in price.

stringent · 02-06-2008, 09:07 AM

Its a bummer you can't buy the phone offline here in the UK, you HAVE to get an 18 month contract with it.

york weir · 02-06-2008, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by stringent

Its a bummer you can't buy the phone offline here in the UK, you HAVE to get an 18 month contract with it.

Well, unless you jailbreak it you have to get a 2 year contract here. I do have a $100 apple credit from my iPhone that I could use to get the 16gb version. hmm, decisions, decisions.

Footloose301 · 02-06-2008, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by york weir

Given the choice between my $600 iPhone or my $600 PS3 I would choose the phone hands down. I use it daily for phone and iPod use. I freakin' love the phone.

It is also nice to be able to search the web wherever I want as many sites are blocked at work.

I'd consider it if I didn't have to sign another two year contract to get the new 16gb phone. I'll wait for a more worthwhile upgrade. Like 3g and real GPS.

Agreed. As much as I could REALLY use that extra space because I've only got the 8GB with only 320MB of available room.... I'm not signing up for another 2yr contract and I'd rather wait for 3G and GPS. I actually went out and bought a real GPS yesterday, just wish it was on my iPhone.

Footloose301 · 02-06-2008, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by york weir

Well, unless you jailbreak it you have to get a 2 year contract here. I do have a $100 apple credit from my iPhone that I could use to get the 16gb version. hmm, decisions, decisions.

I used mine for Leopard

Footloose301 · 02-06-2008, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Chocolatejas

All but #4. Ive got the Blackjack and a nano at the moment. Not need for an upgrade until the iphone drops in price.

But you don't realize that its much more than just a nifty phone. You're actually buying a micro computer. Its worth every penny. Compare it to stuff like Verizon's horrible wannabe iPhone. The UI is HORRIBLE.

BStecke · 02-06-2008, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by geekboy2000

I'll go for an iPhone when:

It's offered by T-Mobile.

Chances are, I'll be sticking with my 80GB iPod classic, and BlackBerry for awhile.

Don't know where you live, but my AT&T service is FAR better in more places than T-Mobile. I worked for T-Mobile for a year and a half and they always boast about their coverage, but there were tons of places where, according to their personal coverage check, I should have had adequate coverage but didn't. Plus, their technology is about two years behind everybody else's.

BStecke · 02-06-2008, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by gvortex7

That only thing I like about it is the size of its hard drive. I never liked iPods, and the Classic is no different.

Just curious, but why? I've never really messed with many other mp3 players, but I did play with the Zune a little . . . didn't love it, didn't hate it. The main reason I bought an iPod was because it's the only thing that's really supported by most of the car audio companies, including the auto manufacturers. Can't say I really have any reason to go with anything else though, my iPod's never given me trouble.

york weir · 02-06-2008, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Footloose301

Agreed. As much as I could REALLY use that extra space because I've only got the 8GB with only 320MB of available room.... I'm not signing up for another 2yr contract and I'd rather wait for 3G and GPS. I actually went out and bought a real GPS yesterday, just wish it was on my iPhone.

lol, me too! I picked up a Garmin 660.

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Originally Posted by Footloose301

I used mine for Leopard

I don't have a mac but I did consider using it on a macbook. Never pulled the trigger though.

02-06-2008, 05:02 AM	#23
geekboy2000 Member Member since:Jan 2008	I'll go for an iPhone when: It's got a user replaceable battery. It's seriously capable of replacing a "classic" iPod in terms of storage. It's capable of modem tethering. It's offered by T-Mobile. Chances are, I'll be sticking with my 80GB iPod classic, and BlackBerry for awhile.

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