... that's the one I have... ironically.
Small side story - I had on of the older 40 G models for years, and
when it started to fail - woudl not start up, just click and whir and
close down - I got the 80 G video model. A few month later I tried
the 40 before tossing it, and it started up again! Now I kep one in
the van for travel music, the other is for my live gig walin music
and adiobooks on the road. Never expected to have two of them!
I saw the other day you can get mixers now where you plug in an iPod
as a recording drive - seems strange to me, but probably normal to
young folks...
Back to our regular programming, sorry to divert.
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On May 2, 2008, at 11:53 AM, Chris Edwards wrote:
> Yep - flash iPods have been available for a few years.
>
> This initially in low-end small models, but with increasing flash
> capacity, most of the range is now flash, including the flagship
> "iPod Touch".
>
> Now, the only HD model is known as "iPod classic".
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