Music

There are no real competitors that come even close when it comes to style, even
thought there are MP3 players with added features such as Zune. There are 30GB as well as 80GB models for the video iPod. Up to 40 hours of video can be held on the 30GB model, while the 80GB model has the capacity to hold up to an astounding 100 hours of video.

In regards to songs, that represents you have the ability load up to 7500 songs on a 30GB video iPod or 20,000 on your 80GB model. A 30GB video iPod retails for only $249.00 at Apple’s online store, and the 80GB version is only $349.00 (plus you can get free engraving if you buy it diectly fromthe store).

Either device would be a great deal for music lovers, but for only a hundred dollars extra you get almost triple the capacity of the basic model. You should consider saving up for that 80GB model if you’re a fan of the Apple video iPod.

Standard iPod headphones leave something to be desired. Replacing them with third party headphones will help greatly. The best choice as far as manufacturers go would have to be Shure. The E series of in-ear headphones are for iPods, various MP3 players, and other regular audio devices.

Just don’t anticipate them to furnish a enormous quantity of bass. It can be hard learning how to insert them in a proper way, only once you do you will be astounded by the degree of quality sound. The E series earphones also come with sleeves so you can adapt your fit. For more bass response, you could try out the E4Cs instead, only they retail for around $299.95.

If you’re still baffled on how to wear them, go to the shure.com website. They have a entire how-to section to assist bewildered customers out. The E series headphones come in white or black.

Somewhat more established ear buds that you might like are the Bang & Olufsen A8s. They cost $159.95 retail and hook over the ears. They have aluminum and rubber earpieces, and they are quite easily adaptable.