To help stimulate the economy I went over to Best Buy tonight with some birthday and tax rebate money and purchased an 80GB Apple iPod Classic. After using one for the first time at the end of the Laurel Highlands 70 Miler I realized that this could definitely be a helpful device at the end of a long ultra marathon. Plus, now I'll have the ability to store up to an amazing 20,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 100 hours of video... all in the palm of my hand. I was also impressed with how bright and crisp the picture quality and colors were. It's hard to believe how fast technology has advanced in the past 10-15 years. I also purchased a Griffin Sport Armband that is made specifically for the iPod Classic so that I can take my tunes on a run.
Friday, July 25, 2008
iPod Classic
To help stimulate the economy I went over to Best Buy tonight with some birthday and tax rebate money and purchased an 80GB Apple iPod Classic. After using one for the first time at the end of the Laurel Highlands 70 Miler I realized that this could definitely be a helpful device at the end of a long ultra marathon. Plus, now I'll have the ability to store up to an amazing 20,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 100 hours of video... all in the palm of my hand. I was also impressed with how bright and crisp the picture quality and colors were. It's hard to believe how fast technology has advanced in the past 10-15 years. I also purchased a Griffin Sport Armband that is made specifically for the iPod Classic so that I can take my tunes on a run.
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You've got plenty of room on there for podcasts too!
Yep!
then we cant chat on the runs
I'll never let my iPod take the place of trail chatter!
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