Thread: My mama said: "In 10 years, those will be gone."
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Old 01-25-2014, 01:14 PM   #47
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
Yes, but if you want to store more than 64GB of music, then the iPod Classic is still your only choice. I've not yet seen an MP3-player or phone that officially accepts 128GB SDXC cards. Even then, the iPod Classic 160GB is still larger. Combining the cost of the card+device, makes the iPod Classic cheaper in many cases.

This is the only Apple device I've ever owned, because there just wasn't any other option. Now that I've changed over to FLAC an listening full albums again instead of shuffle, I've sold it because it can't hold my entire library anymore, and it can't play FLAC.

(At this point in time, there is only one 256GB SDXC card available in The Netherlands, and it costs €500.)
My iPod Nano holds my music library with space left over, so I have no need for the iPod Classic(For now). Would love to have one some day though! I would never run out of space for music, that's for sure.
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