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Wednesday, November 03, 2004

iPods - do you use one?

I don't have an iPod - I know that is strangely ungeeklike of me, but then I never was much of an Apple fan despite cutting my programming teeth on an Apple IIe using basic.

Bleeding Edge writes that the iPod is the king of the MP3 mountain and in excellent prose explains why.

What do you use for an MP3 Player? or do you prefer the WMA format?

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