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Question: What is difference between this and an iPod?Can you down load from iTunes on it?
Document: I don't like how itunes will automatically &#34;sync&#34; your ipod with whatever music is on your computer. I don't like that you can't just drag a bunch of files onto your ipod. This MP3 player is an excellent alternative to the ipod because it's a fraction of the cost, it still plays music just as well, and it lets you put whatever music you want on it.
This was a really good product. The sound quality is wonderful, and the memory is expandable up to 16GB. I would suggest buying this instead of an iPod nano 6th generation. This is much cheaper and is has the  same features and more.I hope this review helps.
The "Touch" version doesn't work. The original one -- with the latest firmware -- does. The original one has great sound, a decent if somewhat fussy user interface and an acceptable price.I started out with the original Eclipse 180 -- the one that looks rather like an Ipod but with a clover-leaf selector instead of Apple's donut.
I got this at wal mart and it was not good. Battery life is 4 hours max. A month of using it the mp3 player would turn off by itself and turn on by itself. Sometimes it wouldnt charge unless the battery was dead. By the 4th month I got tired of it and smashed it to pieces along with my smashed ipod. Also its plastic and the screen is plastic. Touchscreen sucked too.
I bought this thing yesterday. I'm waiting for the iPod Nano 7th Generation to come out, which means I'm not ready to plunk down $125 for the 6th generation that's been out for awhile.I thought for the price, I'd take a shot at it. It has an FM and MP3 player and a touch screen interface. I'm not an audiofile, but to me it sounds good enough. Especially if you listen to Talk Radio, it's just about perfect.
I bought one for my grand daughter so I could load a Spanish language course on it for her so she could polish up on the language she grew up hearing. The cheap ear phones are  bad. Sound reproduction is bad. Even the pre-loaded music comes across bad. Not sure why anyone would buy one. If you could rip open the mass of plastic packaging and pull it out to sample the quality you would not buy this one... sorry I blew the bucks on it.
Bought this at Walmart for $15.00. Sound is great, plenty of storage with sd slot, great Web site support, blows most major brands away for support. Bad touch sreen but for the money I can't complaint. Thinking of buying a higher price Eclipse. Update: To load music simply plug into USB port and shows up as expanable drive. I just highlighted file I wanted and copy and file to drive, no problem. Only problem was with charge.
with the latest microcode/firmware release. Or at least it's different. Anyway, I got a second (cloverleaf) one that appears to work better... This is the one with the "flashing solar eclipse" logo. (The original one just flashed the name.
i only got it for the gym, it's ok for the price. what more you want for 20 bux from a touch screen mp3 player lol the random is always the same exact order, and will start in the same place everyday lol
i got this for about 30 bucks at kmart, and i love this touchscreen mp3 player. i took it to my house plugged it to my computer and synced my music into it
Answer: There isn't really a difference. The only thing is that you can put music, videos, pictures, voice recordings, and files directly on the removable SD card, or on the built in 4GB of memory. The device comes with a software for formatting videos and music, although if it is downloaded from iTunes, it should be able to go directly on to the device.