Hi.
I don't know whether this is true or not, but there's some news that the fourth-generation iPod Nano can support speech. Unfortunately, that particular iPod doesn't have very much memory. Rockbox, the jukebox software, only seems to work on older, outdated players. I had an idea, for music lovers who have more than 16GB of music. I happen to know the iPod Classic model has about 120 GB. That would be perfect for me, or anyone else with a big music collection. Why should we be happy with what's out there now? If we asked for it en mass, Apple would at least have to sit up and take notice. I'm not saying they haven't done a great job so far--believe me, I'm glad they've finally had the good sense to put accessibility into one of their iPod products. But why not make it availible in another? Is that really asking so much?
Thoughts? Does anyone know how to contact Apple to tell them this idea?
Holden