RE: In Defense of iPod

["Montgomery, Daniel E." <Montgomery@Mackinac.org>]

I haven't had any jostling problems with my iPod (20GB) while running on a treadmill or running outside, on regular mid-Michigan terrain

I do need to figure out a way for my custom settings on the iPod to remain when I sync it with iTunes. It resets the alarm clock and contrast settings. Strange.

But I must say, it's my favorite electronic gizmo ever, too. AND, my bride has never, ever liked any techno gadget I have ever had -- yet she has really fallen for the iPod. 

Daniel 



-----Original Message-----
From: Drew Johnson [mailto:djohnson@snowplow.org]
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 11:11 AM
To: Bruce Lachey
Cc: over-the-rhine@actwin.com; drohman1@fastmail.fm
Subject: Re: In Defense of iPod


On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, Bruce Lachey wrote:

> Apple uses polymer lithium-ion batteries for the current iPod, but rumor
> says they have selected a prismatic fluid based lithium-ion battery for new
> models.  At any rate, they also offer an iPod battery replacement service
> now, it's new.  Also, people use plug-in power a lot for iPods - Dan is as
> likely as me to go jogging.
>

Bruce, what I haven't heard much about is...how well do they deal with
jostling like one might do at a gym (i.e. treadmill and ellipse and the
like)?

-Drew J

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