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Stuart · 25-09-2005, 18:45

I wasn't going to buy one anyway as

a) They have too low a storage capacity.
b) They are too expensive.
c) They are not actually that small. Admittedly, they are extremly thin, but are quite tall.
d) The screen is too small, and (IMO) being colour is an unnecessary drain on the batteries.
e) I have had two iPod 3g's. One was effectively dead on arrival (no screen), and the other is just over a year old, and already needs it's logic board replacing for the second time.

That's why I ditched the ipod.

25-09-2005, 18:45	#23
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: Ipod Nano faults I wasn't going to buy one anyway as a) They have too low a storage capacity. b) They are too expensive. c) They are not actually that small. Admittedly, they are extremly thin, but are quite tall. d) The screen is too small, and (IMO) being colour is an unnecessary drain on the batteries. e) I have had two iPod 3g's. One was effectively dead on arrival (no screen), and the other is just over a year old, and already needs it's logic board replacing for the second time. That's why I ditched the ipod.