Comparing the CD to the ipod, the songs sounded dull, lifeless, and unfun to listen to, and the apple headphones didn't help at all (that's why I switched to the high-end system)

Plus, if you connect your iPod to a computer which does not contain your library in its entirety, you will lose every song from your iPod which is not represented in the current computer's library.

The only problem is, any songs that are remotely the same show up, and if you delete them (which i thought to be a good idea), i lost both the original copy and the duplicate song

First off burn all your songs on to a DVD and be done with it.

Which would you rather do: use a directional pad on the MP3 player to scroll to find whatever song your looking for (don't forget, thats 3,000 songs), OR, would you like to get to that artist in a fraction of the time

It then preceded to do the "handy" auto-update of my ipod, thereby erasing over 2000 songs from my ipod to match the "empty" library

I am in disbelief when I see reviews that are mad at Apple because they have to re-upload their digital music to a new computer or because they lost their songs because he wanted to add a cd.

and i guess i also have to say good bye to the 25 weekly free songs i get through facebook

I own an iPod 40G which worked great for 14 months

When the new video iPod was released, I knew it would be a short amount of time before I upgraded my 3G.The Video iPod works just as well as the 3G, very easy to use

Perhaps what makes the 5G iPod great is, for all its enhancements, it's still an iPod.