You shouldn’t really need a reason to iPod your car but just in case you do here are 8 reasons that will have you buying accessories before you know it:
- -You can listen to the music of your choice in any order you want without having to put up with news breaks, adverts, and rubbish songs you haven’t heard for about ten years. You never know, you may even show up at work with a smile on your face!
- -You don’t have to change the CD every day in order to listen to some new music. Even if you are lucky enough to have a multichanger CD player in your car, there is very little chance of it being able to play 120 songs which is what the iPod with the smallest memory can play for you. If you have a 5th Generation iPod you could have a choice of up to 15,000 songs - try finding a CD player with that kind of choice.
- -Even the most expensive, top of the range CD players can jump and skip, especially if you don’t take care of your CDs. The iPod however is guaranteed skip-free, even off-road.
- -The optional iPod holders allow you to secure your iPod within your natural sightline so you don’t have to look down for seconds at a time to find the CD track you want. A safety feature if ever I saw one.
- -Your iPod can be more than just an mp3 player when a few little extras are attached. The Griffin iBeam turns your iPod into a torch which is fantastic for when you’re on your way back from a nice run out and you run out of fuel - again.
- -Similarly, by attaching the Griffin iTalk you can convert your iPod into a top quality voice recorder thus allowing you to record notes and memos on the way to work. You’ll never forget a meeting again. With its built in microphone you can record thousands of hours of your own voice which you can then playback using the built in speaker. You could even meditate to your own voice in the car.
- -By using the correct integration system you can charge your iPod while you listen to it so it isn’t the end of the world when you forget to charge it the night before.
- -You can download software such as PodQuest which allows you to enter directions into your iPod. Who needs SatNav and road atlases when you’ve got your trusty iPod?
For more information, tips and reviews about the iPod, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, accessories and iTunes, visit Timothy Michell’s website iMegaWorld.com, the complete online reference guide for anything related to the iPod.