Thread: iPod iPod Classic Bites the Dust
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Old 09-15-2014, 07:11 AM   #40
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
OK, so several people in this thread have talked about alternatives to the iPod which turn out not to be viable alternatives for those of us who keep our music in an iTunes library because they don't work with iTunes. What devices are available that DO work with iTunes?
How about an MP3 player that accepts mSD cards? You can use high capacity cards (64-128GB) formatted to FAT32 to get around the 32GB limit these players have. I don't use iTunes, but isn't it just a matter of dragging the songs you want to a card?

Alternatively, Apple just might introduce a 128GB iPod touch now that that capacity is available for the iPhone. I suspect a 128GB iPt would be on the spendy side; like $399.
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