IPOD Mini 4GB silver...RM499

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IPOD Mini 4GB silver...RM499

ronaldlaw

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I got this almost BRAND NEW Apple Ipod Mini 4GB silver just a month ago since my 1st bought at DEC 2004,i have registed thru online so warranty still DEC 2005.
I have send to apple for repair with my old ipod mini reason is minor error but they already change a BRAND NEW for me last month sept 2005!
I using this with ipod sock,so is 100% scratchless.
It come with APPLE ipod mini 4GB
and USB cable.
Belt clip,manual CD,box only can past u after next week as those stuff at my singapore house...
Interested,give me a call/sms
012 9323 323
Deal at KL by tmr only...THANKS
 
ronaldlaw said:
I got this almost BRAND NEW Apple Ipod Mini 4GB silver just a month ago since my 1st bought at DEC 2004,i have registed thru online so warranty still DEC 2005.
I have send to apple for repair with my old ipod mini reason is minor error but they already change a BRAND NEW for me last month sept 2005!
I using this with ipod sock,so is 100% scratchless.
It come with APPLE ipod mini 4GB
and USB cable.
Belt clip,manual CD,box only can past u after next week as those stuff at my singapore house...
Interested,give me a call/sms
012 9323 323
Deal at KL by tmr only...THANKS

pardon my noob questions as i never used apple items before.
in order to transfer files, izzit windows-compatible or i have to use a Mac to do so?

thanks.
 
You must use iTunes to transfer songs from either Mac or Windows - pls note, the initial set-up will format the drive for either OS.

Also note, you cannot drag n drop mp3 files to the iPod. Everything must be done via iTunes. Only those brandless ones or Creative n support drag n drop of mp3 files directly to the unit.

If you first set-up iPod on Windows, both OS can read the drive. However, if you set-up on a Mac, only Mac can read the drive. To view on Windows, you will need to use a 3rd party app called MacDrive.

I'm using the same 4GB model but blue in colour. I love it! Still can't fill up the drive with good music though...

Very easy to use n no regrets. I've tried Creative Zen but found the navigation a little tedious.
 
eerr .... sorry aahh ... me new in this stuff ... this IPOD ... can be used as a USB flash drive one or not aahh ?? can store other data other than mp3 ahhhh ??? if can me oso interested ... :)
 
acbc said:
You must use iTunes to transfer songs from either Mac or Windows - pls note, the initial set-up will format the drive for either OS.

Also note, you cannot drag n drop mp3 files to the iPod. Everything must be done via iTunes. Only those brandless ones or Creative n support drag n drop of mp3 files directly to the unit.

If you first set-up iPod on Windows, both OS can read the drive. However, if you set-up on a Mac, only Mac can read the drive. To view on Windows, you will need to use a 3rd party app called MacDrive.

I'm using the same 4GB model but blue in colour. I love it! Still can't fill up the drive with good music though...

Very easy to use n no regrets. I've tried Creative Zen but found the navigation a little tedious.

tq bro.i learn something new today:tee:
 
QiW said:
eerr .... sorry aahh ... me new in this stuff ... this IPOD ... can be used as a USB flash drive one or not aahh ?? can store other data other than mp3 ahhhh ??? if can me oso interested ... :)

Yes, you can. Should have around 3.5GB to play with. No drivers required.

However, if you installed iPod Software + iTunes, this capability is temporarily disabled - you will need to enable "Use Disk..." (or something similar) to enable it back.
 

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