I realize this has little to do with swimming but I thought some of the people on this board might have tried this. I know it would be much slower but I don't want to buy a USB card for a PC that will be replaced within a year.
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I just did a search on goggle, and got this article.
www.ipodlounge.com/reviews_more.php
If you do a "find" on 1.1 or scroll down all the way to the bottom, someone asked your question.
Based on this link, your answer is YES.
yes it works fine, just a little slow. When is Apple going to create a "Swimming Ipod"? The Shuffle model would be an excellent protoype for a waterproof mp3 player that is practical.
Originally posted by 330man
I realize this has little to do with swimming but I thought some of the people on this board might have tried this. I know it would be much slower but I don't want to buy a USB card for a PC that will be replaced within a year.
Yep, it works fine, it's exactly what I have on my computer at home and my computer works fine with it!
Originally posted by Sam Perry
yes it works fine, just a little slow. When is Apple going to create a "Swimming Ipod"? The Shuffle model would be an excellent protoype for a waterproof mp3 player that is practical.
The shuffle type would be perfect because of the size, but now they do have one for the mini ipod (www.h2oaudio.com/.../iminisv.php) though I think it's terribly bulky to be practical while swimming...
Originally posted by Sam Perry
yes it works fine, just a little slow. When is Apple going to create a "Swimming Ipod"? The Shuffle model would be an excellent protoype for a waterproof mp3 player that is practical. It sounds like you actually do what I am talking about. I don't mind the slow since I will only be loading the songs once and updating on occasion. Thanks.
