Better yet, if you can get academic pricing, you can get a 1GB iPod
Nano (stores and displays pictures as well as music) for $129. And,
yes, I use my nano as a sneaker net at work all the time. Only
disadvantage to the nano is that it requires a separate cable which
might be a hassle for your son--I just keep a spare in my desk.
On May 11, 2006, at 2:16 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
Further to the tangent.
At the beginning of the year my son's teacher recently requested
that I
purchase a USB thumbdrive so that my son could easily transfer
files to the
class computer for printing - he takes a G3 PB to school, the class
computer
is windoz. I personally thought just unplugging the USB printer
cable and
plugging it into the PB would be a very reasonable idea but for
'reasons'
the USB thumbdrive was what the teacher wanted. So, not having
bought one
before I logged onto my Mac User Group forum and asked for
recommendations.
The first response I got back was to buy and iPod Shuffle. At first I
thought it was a joke, until I did some further investigations:
Iomega 1GB Thumbdrive = US99
iPod Shuffle 1GB = US99
The Iomega does nothing but store data!
So now we all now that an iPod can store data - but in case you
didn't know,
an Iomega Thumbdrive can't play music;-)
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