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| ipod nano, pros and cons (Read 377 times) |
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posted: 8/19/2008 at 7:58 PM
modified: 8/19/2008 at 7:59 PM |
I ran with my 2nd gen this morning. I forgot my Timex  . But I read here on RA that the Nano had a stopwatch on it - lo and behold under 'Extras' it was there. Worked like a charm! I've had this thing for a year and a half and never used this feature. I don't always run with the Nano but if I do I guess I'll be leaving the Timex at home. |
2008 Goals:
2000 miles for the year
100 mile week
Sub 3:10 marathon
Sub 19min 5K
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posted: 8/19/2008 at 9:06 PM |
| Quote from dgb2n on 8/15/2008 at 1:51 PM:
I'll put in my vote for the shuffle for running. Built in clip, enough memory for even my longest runs. Smallest form factor. Don't need a screen while running. For everything else I have a classic. Waiting for the new Touch models that look imminent in September.
I like the shuffle for running too. It's light and cheaper... since I'm eventually going to ruin it on a run I figure I may as well get the cheap one.
The main reason for me though is that is uses flash memory instead of a hard drive. Many of my runs are above 10,000' and hard drives fail at high elevations.
- Chris
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posted: 8/20/2008 at 1:04 PM |
Slight hijack but maybe someone can help.
We have an iMac, with iTunes. We have 2 classic iPods. DH just bought me a shuffle to go running with. I would like to put the music we have on our iPods onto my PC laptop so I can take it with me when I go away and still be able to sync it with the shuffle. Any ideas? Thanks. |
| PB: 36:44 2008 STWM 5k ... now to bring that lower... |
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