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Question: Will all your songs delete if you get a new computer? I was told that if you ever plug your ipod into a different computer all of your songs will be deleted, so for example if i got a new computer does this mean i would have no songs on my ipod?! this seems insane to me, but id rather be safe then sorry
Document: The Ipod Nano 4GB is a very good product. Although 4GB falls a little short for video, it's just perfect for my daughter. I do think however there's alot to improve on the iTunes interface. Uploading additional music is always a hassle. It would be alot easier if it worked like a flash memory, where we could just add and delete songs whenever desired. It's also a hassle to get certain types of video uploaded and to syncronize from different user accounts, even if on the same PC.
I have tried with both iPods and the computer indicates it is updating the iPod, but it just runs and runs like that for hours with no real action being taken. It now does this on both the old and new. My other complaint with the nano is that to add a few songs to the iPod is a time consuming task. It seems faster to sync the iPod completely.
I wanted one of these stupid little players for months and held off on buying one. Little did I know, that due to Apple's insane marketing strategy where they upgrade software and hardware every two weeks it seems, I missed the boat on the 2nd generation Nano by a month or two. I would have much rather had the bigger unit with less space and more color choices. While color choice may seem anal and ridiculous, if it's available, people will want something in a funky color.
I wrote to the company three differant times because the ipod Nano came without a power cord. I wanted to return it and get another one. I got absolutely NO response. I contacted Amazon and they saw my emails and told me to wait and they would take it from there. I have heard nothing since my call to Amazon almost a week ago. I will never buy from Amazon again unless this is cleared up in our favor. It is very confusing the process to return an item.
Was disappointed in time it took to ship, other than that am very satisfied with the product. Plugged it in to my PC, I am told it is easier on a MAC, and the computer did the rest. I am by no means, a computer adept, but was able to quickly figure out how to load songs onto the ipod. Very happy with the product
This is my first iPod, so I'm a total novice. Seems to be fairly easy to use. I bought it to use on my Gold Wing motorcycle. I am able to plug the auxillary jack from the bike into the earphone jack on the iPod and play it through the bikes sound system. I can control the volume with the bike's volumn control, but everything else must be done on the iPod. I just put it on random, play all songs, repeat all, and let it go.
The central button was broken when I tried buying a used one. I would recommend upgrading your computer software if necessary and buying the 7th generation iPod Nano. Although the 3rd generation was a durable model that fit well in a pocket, there are so many more features with the newer models, and at least where I live I can get the newest model for the same price I paid back in late 2007 for the 3rd generation model. Out with the old and in with the new.
Although, it seems this product will be in quality working condition, the exterior is not something to be desired. This product was posted as used but, there was no actual write up on this specific item, just the generic information about Ipods. I would not have bought this product had I known there were two rather substantial chips out of the top of the Ipod and very noticeable scratches all over. I used to own this exact model and used it daily and mine looks 100x better.
I like this new nano , I am glad I didn't buy the older version. So far pretty cool. It almost like having an ipod but with only drawback is less space, to be honest it suits my needs fine. You could fit 2000 songs on it if you wanted to but you would have to lower the sounds quality. I see one thousand songs as being plenty cause after awhile the same songs get lame.
This is a great choice for users who might not have alot of music or videos to store on their ipod. Its only 4GB which is like probably 1,000 songs or a little bit more and over 100 hrs of video. I mean, its good, but I own the ipod Touch and i love that, i just got this for my girlfriend and she doesn't listen to no damn 16GB worth of music so i got her this. Im not cheap, but it doesn make sense though.
Answer: There is a way to transfer your songs from the old computer to your new computer.  I did this successfully a few months ago.  I am fairly technically inept, but I was able to do it following Apple's instructions (see link at end of this post).  It was a little bit of an ordeal, as I had to use my iPod as an external hard disk to move all my stuff over.  However, if you follow the instructions from Apple's help link, you should be able to do it too.  Good luck!http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329