iPod fix

[Charles Martin]

> From: Mary Jo <mjbirdsong at applelinks.net>
>
> I have a LaCie FireWire pocket drive.  It is fine for backup
> and storage.
>
> Would you explain what is the difference between that and
> the iPod?  I have noted in the ads that the iPod is usually
> used for music.  Does it come with some special features
> that my pocket drive does not have?

Let's see ... two processors, a rechargeable built-in 10-hour battery, 
an operating system, Breakout, a headphone jack, a navigation/volume 
system ...

The iPod is an "augmented, super-intelligent" hard drive. It stores and 
plays back music, contacts, address book information, and calendar 
information as well as functioning as a "normal" firewire hard drive.

You can find out more about the iPod by simply visiting 
http://www.apple.com/ipod.

_Chas_
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