Fri Oct 20, 2006 10:44AM EDT
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The iPod is turning five on Oct. 23, and I'll be celebrating the day I ditched a boatload of CDs plus CD player for a small device that holds thousands of songs and fits in my purse. When I bought an iPod, I never imagined the kind of wacky iPod culture I was joining.
To celebrate this pop-culture icon's birthday, let's recap what's been happening since the iPod saw its 4th birthday.
Here are my top Ten Most Shocking Moments in iPod Culture, since its last birthday anyway.Â
And, well, everything else remains the same. People are still throwing iPod DJ parties, gals are baking iPod cakes, and people are still dressing up their kids with iPod onesies.
What are your favorite iPod Shocking Moments?Â
Check out other Y!Tech Team iPod related posts:
iPod Turns Five...So What's Next?Â
Illegal Downloading Still King on iPod's Birthday
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Join in the discussion. Here you'll see the comments in the order they were posted.
Why in the freaking world would you through out your CDs. Are you planning on having the buy all those songs again? Like when you reach your 5 device limit on itunes or when your account gets screw-up when you upgrade, or when your harddrive goes down. When I buy songs I like to own them ... not rent them from Apple.
I never said I threw them away. I said I 'ditched them', meaning I didn't have to carry them around in my car. Remember those CD storage cases that would hold almost 300 CDs? I had a few of those.
Oh. Oops. I was wondering. Sorry. (and apparently I can't spell throw)
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1 Posted by frazzledmess on Mon Oct 23, 2006 12:16AM EDT Report Abuse
iPods are over rated. Purchase Creative Zen and never have to purchase a new mp3 player again. iPods are a complete joke and are built to die every year so people shell out $200 for another worthless player.