The iPod Revolution

To start, your best bet is an iPod. Apple's MP3 players are the easiest to use because Apple software seamlessly links them to a computer library and the iTunes online store (where you can buy music), both of which recognize your device instantly. None of Apple's rivals has created anything as seamless, and each has fallen short in other areas. Dell's recently released DJ Ditty, for example, fails to improve on the light weight and simple menu control of iPod's most basic model, the shuffle. Sony's players cost more than Apple's per gigabyte of memory, without offering better features. Plus, iPods look the coolest.
The new iPod combines all of the ground breaking features that have made the iPod the best music player in the world with revolutionary new features such as the ability to view video content on a larger stunning color display. The new iPod features Appleās innovative Click Wheel for precise, one-handed navigation and the portable design is ideal for putting music, Podcasts, photos, audiobooks, home movies, music videos and popular television shows in a pocket for on-the-go viewing. iPod users can also watch their video content and slideshows of their photos on a television via optional Apple accessories.
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