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Today I just recieved my Pepsi Ipod Mini. I was wondering if I should sell it and keep the money. Or sell it and buy a PSP. Or keep it. I'm just scared that if I keep it, I might not use it and I'd feel stupid I didn't sell it when it was brand new. What are your thoughts?
Id say keep it just becuase I dont like PSP's. Ipods are supposed to be good :blink:
Says the guy who own niether one of them :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by Linkin Park
it all depends on how much u are in to music, if u just want to listen to 50-100 songs then there is no point of the ipod.
PSP-music,video,gaming,emulators,lcd etc.......
IPOD-music, trendy :ermm:
The Ipod trend to me is over. There's so many now. The only thing with PSP is that the games are expensive.
If you want an mp3 player, sell it and get an Iriver H10.
http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/273...arangle9pd.jpg Is the one I have. It's five gigs and I love it, and they have bigger storage sizes if you need it. Probably be a good thing to check out, iriver has other mp3 players that people love too. But, like Spicker said, it all depends if you listen to a lot of music or if you are into games. If you are into games, get a psp.
PSP... the ipod era had gone ! lol
I dont get how you can choose a PSP over an iPod when it comes to music. To even upload music to your PSP your gonna have to buy a memory stick, and these memory stick cost 100$ a GIG. While a minor 32MB cost 20$. Not sure about you but not even a Gig can support 1/5 of my music collection
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...onics&n=507846
so if your into gaming and half a small library of music you should get a PSP, but if you have a more larger files of music and listen to music more often than i advise you to keep the mini iPod or any other mp3 player such as an iRiver.
but the psp also has atrac compatibility :01:
i say u sell the mini to me for 135 usd :lol:
i talked to maebach yesterday and he is keeping his ipod....
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dang
if u got 135$ save up a little and get a rio carbon 5gig sweet looking player