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Great packaging! Satisfied with product!
Great packaging! Satisfied with product!
05 September 2012
It was on my wishlist for a while. Worth it.
The i1 was introduced by Motorola and Sprint last year to much fanfare with Mike Rowe pimping the rough and tumble Android device with Nextel Direct Connect (DC.) It was a good enough device, but plagued by an out of date version of Android and laggy performance. Motorola is back with the follow-up, the TITANIUM. The successor brings a portrait QWERTY keyboard to the table, but specs remain otherwise similar. Features include a 5-megapixel camera, 3.1” display and Military Spec 810G for dust, shock, vibration, low pressure, solar radiation, high temperature and low temperature (but not water, as the i1 was.) It has a newer version of Android, but at 2.1 is still two versions behind the latest build out of Mountain View. Included with the Motorola TITANIUM you’ll get a microUSB cable and AC charger, 2GB microSD card and stereo headset.
24 June 2010
Apple iPod nano 5th Generation Silver (8 GB) MP3 Player
6 of 7 found this helpful + pros
-incredibly thin. i cant even tell its in my pocket
-aluminum casing and glass screen offer excellent scratch resistence
-very light
-very competitive pricing - 16 gb for what the nano offers is the most affordble nano ever. the apple reputation has never been so attainable.
- accelerometer - this adds a few fun touches to operate without pressing buttons, is very useful for rotation on the screen when viewing pictures or watching videos. games are now actually very interesting
- screen clarity
-simplicity of use
-lots of colours to choose from
- cons
ITUNES - although itunes is the gold standard in today's media players, it has a tendency to use a massive amount of resources on any pc, and runs without question parallel to quicktime. if any quirks manage to occur, renstallation is required
- battery life - other than uninterrupted music playback very disappointing, especially while playing games
-everything is automated - this pertains to 1, the fact the ipod will turn on when i put in headphones, and the rest to itunes, which tries to sync entire libraries worth of music onto foreign ipods, like friends' and family
-Apple decided to require either their brand or certification to all ipod accessories, so to anyone that has bose or othere expensive docks and such, this might be a deal breaker
er, then i suppose theres a "both" category
-genius- theres something i havent noticed people mention, or if they do, its complaints. Genius is an absolutely worthless feature when used on the ipod. It works with only about 25% of PURCHASES. And it doesn't make a very satisfying playlist even when it does work. But honestly who should expect that? When you use genius on, itunes, yeah it still sucks at making playlists, and it is frustrating, but it's an excellent tool for finding new music, because it reccomends a huge list of new songs and different artists that usually appeal to your taste.
overall a big improvement compared to other ipods ive seen. the pricing and compactness, features and ease of use stand out, though the battery life and new accesory restrictions leave something to be desired. (get the 16 gb if you really want movies, or go for the classic or touch, which are both equally appealing) i give the nano ****.