I luv House wrote:
TopherTopher wrote:
st0icr4ven wrote:
while he was brash (and I honestly see nothing wrong with it because I see so many "me me me" post all day) if you had gone of the recommended specs of the software instead of the basic requirements you would have easily seen that 10gigs of hdd space would simply not be enough. Tigerdirect is a great place to look for cheap external/internal drives with massive storage.
Whatever. I didn't even know it would have to use the software, actually... I had a Zen before and it was plug and play, so, it's my stupidity but I didn't even think twice about the software. So, yeah, guess I'm going to go spend my money which should really be used for college stuff instead to go buy more stuff to make my mp3 player work right.
But you seriously can't tell me, even if you don't whine about it, that it isn't rediculous, can you? Even if it is in the specs... My main thing, and a lot of other peoples is, 1) it's an mp3 player and I've NEVER heard of an mp3 player operating like that, and 2) the old Zunes weren't like that so why the hell would the new ones be that different? But whatever, it comes down to it and I'm just a sucker because I expected Microsoft to do something worthwhile, and ran on those expectations and not facts.
I'm with everyone else on this....you want some more cheese with that whine. If you only have 10 gigs of HD space left on your computer then your in a bad way. I dont even wanna know how slow and sluggish the thing runs. As everyone else as said...You can get really cheap external hds for next to nothing these days. $80? What college stuff are you gonna buy thats $80? Drugs? Food? *** cause I know books are more expensive than $80. I'm even gonna invest in getting a secondary hd (though internal) just for my music but I'm not bitching about it...and I'm a college student. *** if your computer can take old IDE hd's I'll send you my old 120 gig Maxtor for nothing. :)
Also...even with the ipod you HAVE to have the music or whatever it is on the pc. Otherwise the second you connect your ipod its gonna delete it off of there as well. So I dont know what all the fuss is about....
Ok, well first of all, my computer actually runs great. It's a laptop, too, so, it is running surprisingly well for only having 10g left. It's got quite a bit of RAM, so, that probably has a lot to do with it. And, I'm trying really hard not to get pissy, but don't you tell me what to do and/or what I can or can't do with my money, alright? I guess $80 dollars doesn't seem like much to you, but to me, it really is right now... There are people who are in different circumstances than yourself, and you need to remember that before you go telling them what they can do with the money that they may or may not have available to them, alright? Ok, so books are a little costy (and I don't buy or do drugs, thank you very much)... But what about buying gas every week? What about food? Clothes? I'm thinking about applying for another college maybe, so what about application fees? For all you know, I could be paying for my own college... I'm not, but it would sure as hell be a different story then, now wouldn't it? My parents sure don't buy that stuff for me anymore, and it isn't free, so, don't tell me what I can buy with what little money I have left to save, got it?
Okay, got that out of my system. Anyway, if you bothered to read anything else I posted, which it's very appearant that you didn't, you'd see that I decided to either save up and buy another one (when I can) or clean the one I've got, so, it'd be wise if you'd read on before jumping to conclusions from one or two posts.
All I have to say to you is quit assuming that everyone is as better off as you are. Just because you have money, doesn't mean that I do, so don't assume you know my circumstances, because you DON'T. I may not (and do not) have the money to go buying every 80 dollar accessory that pops up.
Good day.