Sunday, January 25, 2009

A Different World of Music iPods

Everybody's reason for loving iPods is a little different, but there are a few key reasons they've caught on so well with so many people. One is the size. The iPod Nano or even the iPod Shuffle are so small that they can go unnoticed in a shirt or jacket pocket. Many people commute or want a discrete way to just listen to their music whenever, wherever. That's the iPod. The other cause for their rise to fame is how simple they are. The iPod is loved, the world over, for it's simple, easy to navigate menus and few buttons to get in the way.

The sound quality of an iPod is pretty incredible too. While not an exact MP3, the difference between iPod audio and a CD is really indistinguishable. That's why so many car stereos now have auxiliary "input" jacks; they're so close to a CD that many consumers would rather prefer just plugging in their iPod. Apple took hold of the marketplace for portable music when the released their first iPod. They've maintained their reputation, and the iPod has remained the number one selling digital audio player on the market. The iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle models, being the most popular ones available now, have about 20 colors available.

Many gadget enthusiasts will see the appeal of the iPod Nano, but it's also aimed at people who want their music wherever they go, and need a little smaller size than the iPod Classic. The extremely detailed color screen with its graphical displays and moving album cover wallpaper really got people's attention. Plus, you have the size that gets bigger every time they release a new generation. These are the reasons why the iPod Nano is the highest selling iPod model available. Apple knows its customers, and knows what people like to do with music. It's no wonder they've taken digital music to a whole new level.

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