Online Fame | A 'blog written by Chris Rhee

To conclude my previous post, iDrop, I bought a new iPod and took some pictures (one and two).

I’m still not sure what to do with my older iPod. It turns out that my sister got herself a different MP3 player already. Maybe I’ll just frame it on my wall and let it haunt me for the rest of my days…

I’m getting used to the color screen of the new iPod — It’s hard to read the screen unless the backlight is on — and now I’m saving up money for some more music to feed my hungry MP3 player. It’s not even half full and I think I hear growling at night.

And for anyone wondering (like I was when I bought it): The 60GB iPod Photo doesn’t fit in my old 40GB iPod’s dock. It’s too damn fat. Maybe I shouldn’t feed it.

Earlier today, I dropped my 40Gb iPod and now the screen is pretty much ruined (it’s still usable, but parts of it are blank and the LCD is cracked). Now I’m wondering what to do with this 40Gb iPod…

I’m tempted to just buy the new 60Gb model that has a color screen, photo capabilities, 3 hours more battery life, etc., but I’m pretty sure that the only thing wrong with the iPod I own now is the screen (which will cost a bit over $150 to fix).

I’m thinking about having my current iPod fixed and giving it to my sister or my girlfriend (who would probably put it to better use than my little sister).

All I know for sure is that I’m a damn music fiend. Seconds after breaking the screen, I was thinking about getting a replacement (screen or iPod) as soon as possible.