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Apple iPod shuffle 1st Generation (512 MB) MP3 Player
Price Range:
$55.00 to $180.00
The first generation iPod shuffle was designed to be easily loaded with a selection of songs and to play them in random order. Owners of...
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The first generation iPod shuffle was designed to be easily loaded with a selection of songs and to play them in random order. Owners of existing iPods had often left the music selection to “shuffle”, and the iPod shuffle was a way of implementing that in a much more cost-effective fashion. It relies on the use of an “autofill” feature in iTunes, which can select songs at random from a user’s music library (or from a specific playlist) and copy as many as will fit into iPod shuffle’s memory.
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103 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Pros: Great utility device, small and easy to use
Cons: No screen, but for me that's not really a con
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The iPod Shuffle is perfect for people on the move. Read More
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Pros: So small and light. Easy to use. Good value.
Cons: No LCD screen, no 'wheel'.
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The super-portable, ultra-quick product in the iPod line. I love everything about it. It is perfect for working out. Read More
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Pros: Stylish, excellent sound quality and build quality, easy to use, fully-integrated with outstanding iTunes software.
Cons: Included ear-buds might not fit well; flash-drive functionality needs improvement; USB cap doesn't fit tightly.
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Whether viewed as an "entry-level iPod" or specialty MP3 player for workouts, the iPod Shuffle delivers with style. It works perfectly, it sounds great, it's inexpensive. No drawbacks! Read More
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Pros: Compact, lightweight, easy to use, very rugged, LONG battery life
Cons: Graphic display would be nice, though it would increase size; headphones don't shield outside noise
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Great for deployment. Won't hold your entire library, but it will go wherever Uncle Sam sends you and put up with just about anything you subject it to. Read More
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Pros: Near Zero Weight Makes It Transparent. Minimalist Design Keeps It Simple to Use.
Cons: Small Storage Size Makes It Difficult for People With High Bit Rate Sound Files.
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If you don't like being weighted down by gadgets get shuffling. It's simple but powerful. The lack of screen does not detract from the usefulness of this player. Read More
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Pros: Small, easy to use, more than enough songs for a workout, very mobile, very cool!
Cons: No choice of color, white gets dirty when you use it to workout
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This thing is great. Has totally changed music portability - and workouts - for me! Read More
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Pros: Very small, very light, no delicate parts.
Cons: no display. works with only one computer.
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Go for this if you want something for less then $100. Avoid 1GB shuffle, instead go for iPod mini 4gb for US$189. Read More
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Pros: Sound quality .. awesome. Nuf said. Simple controls. Excellent battery life in a tiny player.
Cons: USB connectivity issues including problems connecting to Apple's very own eMac. NO GAPLESS PLAYBACK.
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If you can live without gapless audio playback and get around the USB connectivity issues the Shuffle is a great MP3 player. Read More
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Pros: Awesome sound,extremely lightweight
Cons: none I've come across
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great for jogging and working out,awesome sound Read More
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Pros: Very small (~1 in3) iTMS/AAC support, simplicity of use, build quality, good included earbuds
Cons: Not many I can think of
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Great little player that does everything you need it to Read More
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