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Re: Bus Stop Convergence

johnblaze72 — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:38:12 -0000

Mr Jobs is right. I have an ipod classic with all my music and vids...but i use my htc touch pro to listen to music on the subay systein in washington dc. And it even sounds better to my ears than my ipod. I will keep my ipod until it stops working. I still use my ipod when i fly however so i can conserve battery life on my phone. I remember 3 years ago saying i wanted a device with phone, mp3,20 gig of memory, high res screen, and power. Today there are many choices that fulfil that wish.

Re: Bus Stop Convergence

webbahboy — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:54:51 -0000

I use my FUZE for playing MP3s, with bluetooth stereo headphones.
while I like the convenience of having one device, if I were a real audiophile with lots and lots of music, I might think differently

Re: Bus Stop Convergence

Sam Hobson — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:20:33 -0000

I'm sorry, but until a phone with all the features of an iPod Classic, all the features of a Zune, all of the smartphone things, and a supersized battery to handle that for at least two days comes out, I will use a separate mp3 player.

Yes, I have to carry one extra device, but it's worth it. That device is for one sole thing: music (and the occasional movie). I don't have to waste battery on anything else. If I used a phone, I would have to listen to just enough music to get me through the day on a single charge. Now, I do use my phone as a backup mp3 player. If my Zune dies, I can plug into my phone and get going.

The only phone I had that could double as a full mp3 player was my BlackBerry. It had a battery that could handle it, plus nice music management, cover support, and video support. Although I can't fit my entire media library on a 16GB card (I could fit all my music though), it made a great mp3 player. Other phones I've had have not compared to my BlackBerry. Not even my iPhone.