WOOT OFF!!!!!

**4VR4CY** · 10-25-2007, 09:03 AM

I love my I-Pod.

**benjay** · 10-25-2007, 09:04 AM

Originally Posted by bellzisu

I'm on the fence right now... Either this refurbished at 64 dollars with shipping.. Or an I-pod refurbeished for 150 with a 40 gb hard drive... Alright... Which one would you choose

Honestly I'd go with the i-pod, unless:

1.) You're planning to get Rhapsody To Go ($15/month subscription, but you get to load any of their 3 million+ songs on your player)
2.) You plan to run/exercise with the player - hard drives have moving parts, and don't hold up as well as flash memory
3.) I don't know if size is a factor, but the sansa is really small

**benjay** · 10-25-2007, 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by 4VR4CY

I love my I-Pod.

They're a good player, but you end up paying extra for the name. If all you want to do is play mp3's, there are better (cheaper) options.

This refurbished ipod he's talking about seems like a pretty good deal though.

**bellzisu** · 10-25-2007, 09:07 AM

Originally Posted by benjay

They're a good player, but you end up paying extra for the name. If all you want to do is play mp3's, there are better (cheaper) options.

This refurbished ipod he's talking about seems like a pretty good deal though.

Found it on Geeks.com.

They also have some great deals

**isucyfan** · 10-25-2007, 09:12 AM

I am a big fan of my Creative Zen Vision M! They can be found fairly cheaply, and are better than an Ipod, IMO.

**bos** · 10-25-2007, 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by isucyfan

I am a big fan of my Creative Zen Vision M! They can be found fairly cheaply, and are better than an Ipod, IMO.

They came out with the Vision series about a month after i bought my Zen Micro. =(

**brianhos** · 10-25-2007, 09:21 AM

I use a 4G nano, because I mostly use mine at the gym or out running. Hard drive based mp3 players do not like running very much.

**cycloneworld** · 10-25-2007, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by brianhos

Sansa 4G mp3 players $59.99 right now, about half gone.

People must not like this because it looks like only about 10% are sold now. I'm ready for a new deal!

**benjay** · 10-25-2007, 09:27 AM

Actually it's 90% are sold.

**cycloneworld** · 10-25-2007, 09:35 AM

Originally Posted by benjay

Actually it's 90% are sold.

Man I'm a moron sometimes.

**TxCycloneFan** · 10-25-2007, 10:01 AM

Originally Posted by brianhos

It's back baby!

and it's like crack!

**Cyclone62** · 10-25-2007, 10:07 AM

Did anyone read the description for the back up alarm? That's hilarious.

Beep Prepared
It’s been suggested in some quarters that U.S. states should require annual re-testing for drivers above a certain age. The thinking is that perhaps these elders’ skills have diminished over the years, along with their visual and mental faculties. Every few months, some oldster drives his or her car into a playground somewhere, and the cry goes up again: yearly driving tests for senior citizens!

We say “Fiddlesticks to that.” So what if our elder citizens present a mortal danger on the public roads? We’re talking about the Greatest Generation here. They saved us all from the Nazis. It’s only fair that these American heroes be allowed to kill a few of us in return.

Besides, as foulmouthed young whippersnappers who don’t know the value of a plugged nickel, it’s really our job to get out of their way. The Audiovox BU-1 Vehicle Security Back Up Alarm can help. Connect it to the reverse lights on the car of a silver-haired citizen you love. The next time that person starts to reverse through the plate-glass front of a daycare center, a loud beeping will let the workers inside know to hurry the children to safety. The DMV doesn’t need to test older drivers – it just needs to make sure they’re all equipped with the Audiovox BU-1 Vehicle Security Back Up Alarm.