Just got a ipod nano? What accessories to get?
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Coolnat2004
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I'd say go for an Invisible Shield Protector. It will protect against scratches suberbly and still give your iPod the same, beautiful look, as well as compatibility with all other accessories.
You bought the iPod Nano for its small form factor, get a case that preserves that.
My picsk Invisible Shiled (Whole Unit) or Martin Fields (Front and Back)
You bought the iPod Nano for its small form factor, get a case that preserves that.
My picsk Invisible Shiled (Whole Unit) or Martin Fields (Front and Back)
It looks kinda strange and may be a pain to use at first, but at least it's cordless:
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html
[quote name='Ricochet']It looks kinda strange and may be a pain to use at first, but at least it's cordless:
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html[/QUOTE]
that takes away the portablility of the nano.
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html[/QUOTE]
that takes away the portablility of the nano.
[quote name='Ricochet']It looks kinda strange and may be a pain to use at first, but at least it's cordless:
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html[/QUOTE]
haha, i can imagine someone wearing that shit walking down the street and some turd running up and just grabbin that shit off your head
http://www.macally.com/spec/ipod/mtunen.html[/QUOTE]
haha, i can imagine someone wearing that shit walking down the street and some turd running up and just grabbin that shit off your head
A extra pair of oem earphone?
http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=191622&highlight=ipod
http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=191622&highlight=ipod
subparplasma
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[quote name='subparplasma']Coolest case ever
I'm not quite sure of the functionality, but it's super nifty.
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thats awesome if you want to scratch up your nano.
I'm not quite sure of the functionality, but it's super nifty.
thats awesome if you want to scratch up your nano.
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[quote name='beguile']Hey make sure you keep your reciept. My coworker's nano crashed yesterday and he only got it for a week. All of a sudden his nano just crashed and you can't do anything to reset it. He didn't drop it or anything. Just froze.[/QUOTE]
Try holding the middle button and menu for 6 secs or so; the iPod's hardware recognizes this as a manual reset.
As for nano accesories, consider alternative firmware (not really an accessory). If you are fairly computer proficient, go to www.rockbox.org and modify the boot partition. You'll be able to boot Apple's OS, Rockbox, or iPodLinux. iPodLinux is distribution of uClinux modified to work on the iPod (www.ipodlinux.org). Rockbox is a ground-up firmware that recently started working on various iPods. It supports things such as multiple codecs (MP3, AAC, MPC, OGG/Vorbis, AC3, ALAC, FLAC, WavPack, WAV, AIFF, Shorten), plugins (Games, Applications, etc.), customizable playing screens, and doesn't require iTunes to be installed (you drag-and-drop). If you are interested, PM me.
Try holding the middle button and menu for 6 secs or so; the iPod's hardware recognizes this as a manual reset.
As for nano accesories, consider alternative firmware (not really an accessory). If you are fairly computer proficient, go to www.rockbox.org and modify the boot partition. You'll be able to boot Apple's OS, Rockbox, or iPodLinux. iPodLinux is distribution of uClinux modified to work on the iPod (www.ipodlinux.org). Rockbox is a ground-up firmware that recently started working on various iPods. It supports things such as multiple codecs (MP3, AAC, MPC, OGG/Vorbis, AC3, ALAC, FLAC, WavPack, WAV, AIFF, Shorten), plugins (Games, Applications, etc.), customizable playing screens, and doesn't require iTunes to be installed (you drag-and-drop). If you are interested, PM me.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...f=pd_bbs_1/104-6138075-6873529?_encoding=UTF8
Once you get these properly figured out, you can't go wrong. They act as real ear-plugs, blocking out most of the noise in the room. When I vaccum at work, I can hardly hear the vaccum at all with these things in and music at a resonable level. Other companies have similar sets, but I'm not sure of any of their quality as I've not used them.
Once you get these properly figured out, you can't go wrong. They act as real ear-plugs, blocking out most of the noise in the room. When I vaccum at work, I can hardly hear the vaccum at all with these things in and music at a resonable level. Other companies have similar sets, but I'm not sure of any of their quality as I've not used them.
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