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80gb classic ipod vs 5th gen 30gb
gk172
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Hi im looking for some help please, apart from the size what is the differance between these 2 ipods? as priceing goes the 80gb ipod is cheaper to buy than the 30gb one (£174 at amazon) and i dont really know why
We have opted to buy the 80gb £139 after discount from John Lewis but is there anything im missing?
Thanks in advance;)
We have opted to buy the 80gb £139 after discount from John Lewis but is there anything im missing?Thanks in advance;)
The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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The 5th Gen is the older model and was replaced by the Classic, there is a slight difference in the interface, the classic has better battery life and is slightly slimmer0
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Thank you, thats not what i expected to hear i expected negative comments about the classic with it being cheaper.
ANy mor thoughts please keep them coming;)The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0 -
Have a read of this page0
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I have the 80gb classic. I can't fault it at all. Great battery life (better than the 30gb), slimmer than it, very good video playback, they've just upped the default max volume with a firmware upgrade.
My big question is... why? The 30gb is older and not as good. Unless you can get a fantastic bargain on one, there's no point at all0
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