Thread: iPod - Say Sayonara - Dead at 21 years old
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Old 05-11-2022, 08:18 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by DuskyRose View Post
Have to disagree on the 'only' part. One of my favorite pieces of tech is my iPod Touch. It's the 7th gen, and two years old, so I have some time left with it.

It's a small tablet. Perfect size for me, and I can slip it into a pocket, toss it in my purse, wear it on a lanyard, stick it in my bra, and push on with my day. (Depends on my mood and what I'm wearing. Most women's pants don't have pockets you could put a paperclip in.)

I even read on it, watch tv, listen to podcasts, music... It's small, works well, and can do just about anything my ipad mini's can do.

Anymore, I'm used to the stuff I actually like and use getting phased out. I'm going to be really bummed when it dies.
Cheap Android phones do the same thing.
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