neuroking
01-21-2005, 11:56 PM
Just got one of the 60 giggers, and only played with it a couple hours, but thought I'd share.
If you've owned an iPod, same deal, slightly thicker (so make sure your old accessories/cases will work), color screen w/ Apple-esque scheme, minimally customizable slide show ability, syncs with Adobe Photo Album, A/V out of doc.
If you haven't, the interface is simply the easiest to use. Hands down. The integration with iTunes is very well implemented and, to me, makes up for the bloat of the program. Also, the iTunes ID3 tag editting is downright dreamy. I could use EasyTagger, my previous favorite, for 3 hours, and accomplish the same with iTunes in 15 minutes. You understand the iPod mojo, when you use iTunes, I think. iTunes is the organization, the iPod is the presentation. It almost seems like actually playing mp3s is an afterthought to iTunes, which is odd, since iTunes is actually based on a 3rd party piece of software that Apple bought right before the transition to OSX, that was centered around just playing.
Stock buds suck. Thinking of actually splurging on some Etymotic ER4s. The Shure E2Cs work well, the Senn HD580s are a little underpowered.
Hrmm... that's all for now!
If you've owned an iPod, same deal, slightly thicker (so make sure your old accessories/cases will work), color screen w/ Apple-esque scheme, minimally customizable slide show ability, syncs with Adobe Photo Album, A/V out of doc.
If you haven't, the interface is simply the easiest to use. Hands down. The integration with iTunes is very well implemented and, to me, makes up for the bloat of the program. Also, the iTunes ID3 tag editting is downright dreamy. I could use EasyTagger, my previous favorite, for 3 hours, and accomplish the same with iTunes in 15 minutes. You understand the iPod mojo, when you use iTunes, I think. iTunes is the organization, the iPod is the presentation. It almost seems like actually playing mp3s is an afterthought to iTunes, which is odd, since iTunes is actually based on a 3rd party piece of software that Apple bought right before the transition to OSX, that was centered around just playing.
Stock buds suck. Thinking of actually splurging on some Etymotic ER4s. The Shure E2Cs work well, the Senn HD580s are a little underpowered.
Hrmm... that's all for now!