Originally posted by markp91Hi Juraj
Something going on over there?
Originally posted by drewhiggins[..]
I think maybe just the classic has the problems (and I believe it's to do with the new system and the hard drive), because the classic just cannot handle simple things like turning up volume, changing songs, creating play-lists etc without struggling. The nano uses flash memory, which has no moving parts and therefore probably isn't slow. I haven't tried out a nano myself, but I'd be interested to see if the same problems do indeed occur.
If you're not overly worried by sound or things being slow or having lots of extra colours and enhancements on your screen, then it's probably good enough. Then again, if you were a true audiophile or audio freak you wouldn't use an iPod.
Originally posted by yuri31[..]
No, nothing...(nothing ever does). Just one week of school and then I am freeeeeeeeee
How about yourself? Watching Turkey-Croatia?
Originally posted by markp91[..]
Yep, I hope Croatia wins, but on the other hand...if they lose the dutch team has more chance to win the EC...
Originally posted by yuri31[..]
Holland will win anyway. Sneijder rules
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
OK, for those interested...been using the new nano for a few days now...nothing is slow, nothing wrong with the menus, it works smooth, lovely and nice...the sound is fine by me, I'm not an audiophile tho.
The flash memory thing is true, it's always true for the classic and nano or the old video and nano. That's why I got a nano this time as well, just knew that flash would be better, it removes lots of problems...and the split menu works like a lovely charm for me!
I was almost scared for a couple of seconds that I'd just paid for crap or something like that 
Originally posted by markp91[..]
Don't underestimate Germany and Spain! Germans ae just...well...germans. And Spain has a very good team too. Have you heard what happened to Khalid Boulahrouz, the right defender of the dutch team?
. But, what happened?