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It's easy to listen to your music on an iPod or MP3 player. Elsewhere? Not so much.

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Article C2428 - October 5, 2005

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Hi Leo
I agree w/ your comment of love for digital music, ipods, and the options I have to play my ipod. I currently do not have a cassette adapter in my car. I use to and it work great w/ my ipod 1st gen. Recently, I had a car audio place install a direct input from my stereo into my ipod dock connector... so my left front speaker blew, and if I unplug my ipod when the car in still running my ipod will freeze, and my cars stereo display will not work! The kicker is that the car audio place went out of business.

I have a Treo and messed around with using it as my digital music device, but it's convenience of being an "entertainment" all in one device doesn't mix well for me. I have co-workers who wrestle w/ windows mobile devices, but simple put I don't feel comfortable using one. That said I don't care for palm either.I will carry my ipod's's's's's's's and my Treo until Apple makes a modern OS 10.- Newton/phone/ipod/thin enough to fit into my pocket device.

Peace
keep up the good work and thanks for asking, researching, and "resolving" many peoples tech issue's. It is very admirable.

Jeff

Posted by: Jeff at October 7, 2005 11:21 AM

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