iPod
Who would of thought that such a small device could have such a huge impact on our society? Apple's iPod wasn't the first MP3 player out on the market for consumers, but it continues to be one of the largest selling portable music machines to date. What started as a trend with very limited popularity is now booming with success. This stylish piece of hardware has over 3 million owners worldwide and is still growing rapidly today. It's hard to believe that something so simple in design could not only be so popular, but a cultural icon as well. The iPod share a little under half of all the units sold in the U.S., that means that while fifty-one percent of profits are going to other digital music players, the rest of the market is buying the iPod. Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, laughs at the sight of huge groups wearing white headphones. And why not? By the year 2008, the projected sales of portable digital players are slated to rise almost th
Worried that you might not be able to find a song after downloading a huge amount of MP3's? Not to worry, the iPod includes a browse feature to make finding any song a snap. The iPod is designed with the user in mind that even a child could pick one up and have it running in no time. One of the most appealing aspects of the iPod would have to be it's size. One feature that I particularly like is the ability to play games while you listen to your favorite tunes. You have the choice of thousands of songs at your fingertips. All in all, the iPod is a definite must to anyone who enjoys music on the go. Games like Solitaire, Brick, and Parachute are perfect when you just want to relax and have fun. The iPod had changed the way we share and listen to music in a big way. From hip-hop, pop, punk, rock and many others, owners are able to download any genre that they want. not exactly the best bargain, but Apple has come up with a clever solution. It even includes a music quiz that plays the first 3 seconds of a song and allows you to choose the right song from a list to see if how well you know your songs. The device itself is no bigger than a deck of playing cards, so it's not hard to see how they've become so popular. I personally own one of the 15 gig models that are no longer, but believe me, that's more than enough room to store a playlist of MP3's.
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