All the I-pods
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I would recommend one made by apple.
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The nice thing about the nanos is that they are pretty durable. I have my 2G in an Agent18 case and it can take a fair bit of abuse. Your gonna get around 3000 songs on there, should be enough for an paper route.
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Q1:How big of a music fan are you? Q2: How much time do you want to spend fiddling around? Q3: Do you want to use your iPod at other times besides your route?
A: 80gig classic is probubly all you need even if you are a big music person, and is the best choice for the money. If you don't want to spend a ton-o-cash then go for the shuffle, but be prepared to spend sometime moving playlists around. The great thing about the shuffle is that it clips onto your clothing, its its own case.
If I was buying an iPod and I had no budget, 160 classic all the way. But for a budget and for portability without a case shuffle. Be aware though that shuffle don't have a screen so that is the biggest difference. But if you don't mind making playlists, and don't want movies or seeing your music, go for it!
A: 80gig classic is probubly all you need even if you are a big music person, and is the best choice for the money. If you don't want to spend a ton-o-cash then go for the shuffle, but be prepared to spend sometime moving playlists around. The great thing about the shuffle is that it clips onto your clothing, its its own case.
If I was buying an iPod and I had no budget, 160 classic all the way. But for a budget and for portability without a case shuffle. Be aware though that shuffle don't have a screen so that is the biggest difference. But if you don't mind making playlists, and don't want movies or seeing your music, go for it!
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if you only want a small amount of music on there then a shuffle.
or a nano if you want to see what your playing and want to choose songs.
see which ipod is right for you here - http://www.apple.com/ipod/whichipod/
or a nano if you want to see what your playing and want to choose songs.
see which ipod is right for you here - http://www.apple.com/ipod/whichipod/
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How big is your nano?Must be like 12GB...
I have an 8 gig nano with about 5.5 gig used at 1553 songs. My math was off.
but still the 8 gig is a great size for me but I mostly consume podcasts so my music library stays smallish. For the OP who is a paper boy my thought would be to go durable over size.
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