Apple iPod classic 120GB Silver (6th Gen) - Discontinued by Manufacturer - Buy Now! Review

I'm a singer and I collect a lot of music. I convert all my music to high quality MP3 files (320kbps minimum), I also do voice overs, so I collect some high quality audiobooks. I'm also a fan of brainwave capture and work with a lot of brainwave files and subliminal guys that are just huge. A 70mb file is not uncommon to me. I also listen to music in Spanish, Korean, Chinese and English. So I need an MP3 player that can easily handle large files, plays true stereo, and has a long battery life…

This is my first iPod since Photo came out 5 years ago (although we have the Nano and Shuffle at home which I don't use). In the meantime, I had Creative Zen Photo and Microsoft Zune, which were good players but had their own quirks (the Zune got buggy and eventually stopped working, and the Zune software never worked properly with my files). This iPod is essentially the same as the old ones, just smaller and with a nicer interface. There are a couple of things worth noting: The USB cable on…

How else can you carry tons of songs, videos, photos, calendars, contact lists in a slim case? This is the iPod Classic. Connecting an IPOD to my Macbook Pro makes it easy to integrate my data. It automatically syncs with iCal and my address book and just enters all the important dates and contact information. iPhoto is also easy to sync with Macbook Pro. I could have chosen iTouch but I needed more space. Anyway, I'm waiting for the iPhone through my carrier. DESIGN Unlike the Nano, this is an