I had the option of going with the Classic or the Touch, and I went with the iPod Classic.
Because the price of the Touch, I thought it might not really be worth it because I listen to a lot of musics. I download my music by albums, so the Touch's hard drive would not be very practical.
The Classic I have is very good. I've only had one problem, and the problem wasn't even anyone else's fault but mine. I was running a lot with it, and I guess I shook something inside, so it wouldn't turn on. But all I had to do was reset it.
I like the look of the iPod too. I don't know much about the smudges and stuff that I hear about all the time on other reviews, but I just bought the ZAGG Invisible Shield (Full Body) and I put it in a Marware Sportsgrip so it won't break when I drop it.
The music quality in the iPod Classic is good, and the cover flow feature is impressive. This product is just a must-have if you really want to be able to listen to a lot of music and keep it on your MP3 Player as well.
Product reviews by 'Libid21'
The V3 has past its prime days, but I still find it to be one of the best looking phones in the phone business right now. Every one has even tried to copy its nice and slick form even.
The RAZR's camera, compared with the more recent phones, is below average. The same goes with the sound system (music player). However, with the price that it is now, it is a great bargain because the looks goes well with the performance of this phone.
I got my phone from a friend who used it about three and a half years ago, and it's still working hard. The battery is a little ishy, but Motorola's batteries aren't really expensive, and if need be, I'll even buy a completely new RAZR even if I could buy any other of the phones that are around $200 (except the iPhone 3G ofcourse).
I think the V3 is the best of the RAZR series. Some of the other RAZRs are either too wide or too lengthy to feel comfortable talking in. The RAZR V3 is the perfect size for me to use.
Overall, if you're looking for a simple cellphone to use but also a good looking one, the RAZR V3 is the phone for you.
The 360 is a decent console. The hardware, as many of you would probably know by now, is kind of bad because you never know if your console has a hardware screw up.
Personally, the first night I played my 360 (in Christmas), I kept having a disc read error message, and when you send the console in to Microsoft, their service takes quite a long amount of time to get your console back.
The games are good though. Soon, PS3 will catch up in that department IMO.
The 360 is worth the cash, but don't be disappointed when you find that there's a flaw in your console.
