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iPod Manchester NH

If you are a Windows user who still wants the ease and convenience of using an iPod, don’t worry. iPods are fully compatible with Windows computers. The Windows user no longer has to leave behind his PC in order to use an iPod, like he would have had to many years ago. For more information on where you can buy an iPod in Manchester, NH, please scroll down.

Multimedia Solutions
(603) 264-2396
217 Moore Street
Manchester, NH
Triplet Computers
(603) 731-6018
16 Shenandoah Dr.
Concord, NH
Best Buy
603-891-4900
220 Daniel Webster Hwy
Nashua, NH
Best Buy
603-227-0826
78 Damante Dr
Concord, NH
Northern Electronics Autmtn
(603) 766-9080
6 George Ave
Londonderry, NH
PCFixa
(603) 913-4248
Windham, NH
Best Buy
603-622-0804
1500 S Willow St
Manchester, NH
Best Buy
603-890-9002
290 S Broadway Unit E
Salem, NH
SVI Home Theater Systems, Inc.
603-315-6294
400 Bedford Street, Box #13
Manchester, NH
Movie Scene
(603) 432-1879
61 Crystal Ave Ste 1
Derry, NH
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Posted by : Garth Gillespie

I had been planning to buy some type of MP3 player for the past year but couldn't quite settle on any particular model. Last October, Apple debuted the iPod and I knew I wanted one. The interface was vintage Mac, and the sound quality and design are brilliant. I had just one problem: I don't own a Mac, so ostensibly I couldn't use an iPod.

I don't have anything against Macs per se; I just don't need one. I am a PC person. I perform all my work on Linux or MS Windows. I have supported Macs for years as part of my IT duties and, like most people who are not emotionally invested in the platform wars, I see the various computer platforms as toolboxes. Macs do have a place in my business, but not in my personal life.

At first this lack of Mac was a hindrance to iPod acquisition. I considered the Archos 6000 and the Rio Riot but they just weren't enough. The iPod has a lot going for it, not the least of which is the choice of Firewire as its method of both battery charging and data transfer. Firewire is fast, much faster than USB 1.1; the transfer method employed on all current Windows-based MP3 players. Filling the iPod's 5GB or 10GB via Firewire takes about 5 to 15 minutes, while filling 10GB via USB will take at least an hour, probably longer. I leave the math to you for 10GB and 20GB USB-based MP3 players.

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