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80GB iPod classic (6G, late 2007)
Pros
- Sound as good as previous full-sized iPod
- Attractively priced with good price per gigabyte
- Bright, clear screen
- Improved user interface
- Good battery life
- Includes three new games
Cons
- Interface slower than 5G iPod
- Can’t use previously purchased games
- Cover Flow not terribly helpful
- Incompatible with many existing dock-connector accessories
$249
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