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Im still wondering why I rebel against buying an ipod. I know eventually ill give in but im still all for using...oh what are those things called....cd players. Even though im constantly changing cd's in my vehicle all the time. Meh...that is all.
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I havent shelled out for an Ipod either but I heard they're crap and break too easily. I had a five quid mp3 player that didn't stop working until I broke the headphone jack, got it opened up and soldered back together, kept working fine. Doesn't read all the files I burn to it anymore...
Before that I had a 50 quid mp3/video player, didn't stop working until I snapped it in half. I don't remember why I did that, I was at the airport and I was getting antsy because I wanted to look at tits so I broke it. I got a new one of those which was more expensive and it doesn't turn on without the charger plugged in anymore, and even then, all I get is a battery charging sign for all eternity!
From my experience of that ****, the more money you pay the more scrap you've bought stick with the CD player dude who cares I listen to the ****in 1980s walkman cassette player. It's more reliable when there's a tangible format to what you're listening to.