The next generation of iPod is almost out, the iPod touch. Loooking very similar to the new iPhone,
it does the same kind of thing as the iPhone, except t doesn't call people. It has WiFi, 3.5
inch screen, the same black colour as the iPhone, touchscreen (the famous iPod scroll wheel is
gone!) The new iPod comes in two versions, similar to the iPhone, at 8gb and 16gb. The starting
price is US$299. Supposedly, battery life is at 22 hours for music and 5 hours for videos. For more
info, see http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/05/ipod-touch-gets-official/ or http://www...

An american consumer takes Apple to cort saying that he has earing problems caused by Apple Ipod
Player. This device can produce 115 decibels, a volume that can damage the ears when some is exposed
28 seconds/day. This is the argument contested in cort used by a Louisiana, EUA consumer. His name
is Jhn Kiel Patterson, e declaime that iPod has an low desing profile and doesn't include manual
to use the device proprably. I remember that 42 Millions of people bought the device....

Belkin's TuneStudio , another recent introduction at the Consumer Electronics Show
(CES) as well as at MacWorld Expo , is this wonder gizmo that turns your fifth generation
iPod into a full-fledged mixing station . TuneStudio innovates on one of iPod's weaknesses
- recording music - and proves once over again that with the right kind of accessories the iPod
can be used virtually for anything related with music. Read full story ......

QUOTE Apple Computer Inc. on Tuesday lauched a new 1-GB iPod nano, priced at $149.     The new
iPod nano is distinctive in the company's device lineup for its ultrathin design, which Apple
boasts is thinner than a pencil.     The nano is sharply discounted from the 4-gigabyte and
2-gigabyte iPod nanos currently available on the market.     The company also said it is cutting
prices on 512 MB and 1 GB iPod shuffles to $69 and $99, respectively. Before the price cuts, a 512
MB shuffle could cost roughly $100, while a 1 GB shuffle could cost about $129.     "...

LMFAO .. the title says it all .. but if you really want to read the whole story .. then here you go
.. QUOTE Jason Bunch a Colorado teen was listening to his iPod while mowing the lawn on a
Sunday afternoon which was when he got struck by lightning. Next what he knew was that he was in
bed bleeding from his ears and throwing up. He was also unaware how he got back inside. His face was
burned all the way down to his hip where his iPod was. His family claim his iPod attracted the
lightning bolt but it didn't hit bigger things such as trees. Gregory Stewart, an...

launched the revolucionary concept and pointed directly to mini-ATX sistems, PicoPSU-120 its the
smallest ATX Power, no need ventilation system and its also 100% quite. ( i mean no sound produce ).
She Support 120W and connects directly to Motherboard , its perfect to small pc's of low power
requisitions. This kind of Power Supplie its about 50 € in Europe....

I'm not suprised that they finally showed the video Ipod today. Many people for the past few
years have been wildly speculating that Apple would pull this card. Link to the story here:
Bloomberg At first I came to believe that watching videos on a display this small would not be
worth it. The smallest thing I would have watched anything on was maybe a small laptop. But what got
me excited about this Ipod was rumors about buying episodes of your favorite TV shows through Itunes
for cheap prices, around 1.99 for each one. Imagine watching the Wire or your favorite...

I just read this in Maximum PC, December 2005 issue that "sellers of iPod-related accessories were
recently forced to remove the music-device's trademarked name from product names and website
URLs. Thus, iPodlounge.com, for example, must now be called iLounge.com. Sellers were also" told how
they can refer to Apple products, "...including the demand that the iPod always be referred to as an
Apple iPod Device." How about that? I always thought that Microsoft would be the first to enforce
something like this for their trademarked names... haha.. go Apple.. /tongue....

Last week, Apple introduced two new products - the new and very sleek & slim iPod Nano and the
so-called "iPod Phone" (officially the Motorola ROKR) that will debut in the US and other areas in
association with telecom giant Cingular Wireless. First, here's the dope on the device that is
in all likelihood be more useful to me than the other - the iPod Nano. An ultra-thin style and a
height not more than that of a regular pencil make the Nano stand out from the rest of the pack.
Apple devices usually look better than most, but his one also pushes performance. I...