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My iPod. It is pink. I bought an iTrip to go along with it so I can play it in Nemo. The way it works is that the iPod broadcasts your music on an empty radio frequency. The problem is that it only works on FM stations and in a big city, like where I live right now, there are VERY few empty FM stations & they change as you drive. So, for now I have it 87.9, but if I drive to far North I lose my iPod and pick up bad country music! LOL Luckily, I normally live in a small town with like 2 radio stations, so once I am home it will work just fine!

So far I am pretty happy with my investment. I spent $312 for the larger of the 2 iPod mini models, a car charger, and the iTrip. I got $20 off for being a college student, which is why I opted for more memory. It is a bit expensive however, it is good insurance. Truly, ir stores 1500 songs, which is $1500 worth of music (at least). If I lost all those CDs, I'd be screwed. If I lose the iPod, I don't lose the music, just the machine...and I'm only out $229. I can use it to work out, in the car, at work, on the plane, and it won't skip like CDs. So, that is all good.

For anyone who subscribes to iTunes, you already understand the concept of "playlists." These are my one complaint. It is just SO much pressure! What songs go with what songs, etc. I have made a few, but they are strange bedfellows to say the least. However, iTunes has made one playlist for me: 90s Music. I decided to play it yesterday and I discovered that it is PRACTICALLY ALL MY MUSIC!!! Yes, I am a loser stuck in the 90s. Who knew? The worst part is that the songs that are not from the 90s are mostly OLDER not newer! Clearly, I need to watch more MTV....but that is for another day.