Thread: I-Pod Nano Stress Test
View Single Post
Old 13-09-2005, 18:37   #18
Dave Stones
Inactive
 
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Selly Oak, Birmingham
Age: 40
Services: BT Broadband Option 3, BT Landline, Freeview
Posts: 3,214
Dave Stones has reached the bronze age
Dave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze ageDave Stones has reached the bronze age
Send a message via MSN to Dave Stones
Re: I-Pod Nano Stress Test
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris T
The iPod Nano doesn't have a hard drive. That's why it's so thin. Only the standard iPods come with a HDD and I think it'll be some time before they are able to replace the 60GB HDD with a solid state chip.
samsung are playing around with 16Gbit chips at the moment... getting there slowly

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Samsu...ash-8171.shtml

xmas 2006 maybe...

personally, i don't like the iPod nano...
Dave Stones is offline   Reply With Quote