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Oct 12

The ABC's of iPodA is for Apple (creative, eh?). Need I say more?

B is for Browser. It's almost like using your Mac.

C is for Classic. Up to 40,000 songs on up to 160 gigs.

D is for Downloads. Where would the iPod be without them?

E is for Everyone. Heck, I've even seen old grandpas walking their dogs with them!

F is for Frozen Screen. Why does it always have to happen when you are singing along, loudly?

G is for Games. You'll never be bored in a waiting room again.

H is for Headphones. From earbuds to DJ-sized, you're covered.

I is for iTunes. You can even get them at Starbucks now!

J is for Jeans. Find them on the Levi's website.

K is for Karaoke. Oh, admit it. You've tried it.

L is for Liberator. There's no better way to move music from your iPod to a computer.

M is for Manual. Have you even looked at it?

N is for Nano. Junior high students need one too.

O is for On Fire. Sucks to be that guy.

P is for Podcasts. Like TiVo for radio and websites.

Q is for Q & A. Don't forget about that manual!

R is for Repair. Can you make it long enough for them to fix it AND ship it back to you?

S is for Steve Jobs. Where would iPod be without him?

T is for iTouch. Everyone wants an iPod that is exactly like an iPhone, except with no phone.

U is for Updater. This is for making sure that your iPod is up-to-date.

V is for Videos. Remember the original iPod when it was cool that it had black and white graphics?

W is for Wizard. Need a hack? Check it out.

X is for XBox 360. All I can say is, SWEET!

Y is for YouTube. I think just about every watch-worthy video about iPods is on there.

Z is for Zune. A competitor of iPod that features photo/music sharing. But, if your friends don't have one, you're S-O-L.

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