Different Types of Ipods - Which One is Right For Me?

The iPod is a brand of media players from Apple. Launched in 2001, the iPod has changed the way people listen to and purchase music.

Before digital medial players were released in the market, people brought portable gadgets such as walkmans and Discmans so they could listen to music while they were mobile, but bringing these types of gadgets also meant having to bring the audio media such as CDs and Audio tapes.

When iPod was launched it was such a revolutionary product because it made music more portable. It was such a small product that packed in a lot of music.

The user interface of the product is also very simple so that everyone easily adapted to the technological gadget, even those that are technologically inept.

Currently, there are four main iPod product lines: the iPod shuffle, the iPod Nano, the iPod classic and the iPod Touch. These different types of Ipods were designed to meet the needs of different types of users.

The iPod shuffle is the smallest iPod in the market in terms of size and storage capacity. It is also the most affordable iPod and meets the needs of the casual music listener who just needs to listen to music on the way to work, when jogging and other activities.

The iPod shuffle still packs in a lot of music with its 512MB and 1 GB memories. The iPod shuffle is considered as the entry-level model. It does not come with a screen.

The iPod Nano is also small but it has some fantastic features including higher storage capacity- 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and 8GB. It holds in a lot of songs and is perfect for the music lover because it is not as expensive as the iPod Touch. The Ipod Nano is the mid-range model.

The iPod Classic is the original iPod launched in 2001. There have been six generations of the iPod classic so far. The iPod classic has a capacity of 80GB to 160GB.

The iPod Touch, the latest iPod product line to come out from Apple is a portable media player that has WiFi capabilities. It is currently the top-of-the-line model with a graphical user interface.

Make sure to visit iPod Manual for iPod reviews including the new iPod Touch review. You are also welcome to visit us for iPod help, troubleshooting, cheats and more.

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LCD TV's and Their Technology

Even though LCD TV's have improved in quality thanks to some very cleaver technology, the price for these televisions has dropped dramatically due to huge competition and price wars. This means no matter what price you pay for say a 32 inch LCD TV you still get a TV which is ten times better than your old conventional Television which you could never get to sit that close to the wall.

There are differences in the design and specifications of each LCD TV but too many homeowners, the in depth features won't be used anyway. Many people just want a television where they can watch their favourite films and soaps.

The price of a LCD TV does depend on the screen size. The most popular within the UK for example are 32 Inch LCD TV's with many people online using the keyword 32 lcd, but the more gadget and technology orientated users are also opting for 42 inches or even 50 inches for those who have the room, or wall space.

If you are looking to buy a LCD TV from a high street shop, make sure you check out the picture quality properly. Sometimes the brightest TV can look the best but this is not always the case. There is a slang phrase called "torch mode" which basically means the TV is set to the settings which make it look like the brightest and best TV but not always the actual best in the range on sale.

There are two types of High Definition Televisions, those referred to as HD Ready and there are also Full HD TV's to. HD Ready has become a household phase and mentioned on TV on more or less all television adverts. This has led people to believe they are top of the range, when in fact the resolutions are not actually Full High Definition. To get the full resolution of a High Definition TV you need Full HD TV also knows as a 1080p TV.

Connectivity for these 32 LCD televisions is usually based around HDMI ports with three sockets being very good and two being average. You also usually get one or two SCART sockets so enough to be able to connect your Blu-Ray, Camcorder and Games Console to your TV. All in all, the technology advancement in televisions has become very impressive over the last few years and years to come to.

You can read more information on LCD TVs and their technology at http://www.32lcdtv.org.uk/

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