@xcdjy: I never said I wasn't a hipster kid. I know that, in a way, I am one, because I love bashing other hipster kids. Not at all important though. And it doesn't change the fact that those people could also be hipster kids. Also, in a way, I AM better than the majority of people.
@ojsinnerz: I read it, but I still believe they're hipster kids.
@jalaneme: Well, as ojsinnerz already said, the only valid argument is the storage space, although my point was that with expandable memory, you can have as much as you like, whereas with iPods, you're stuck with what you have (which is already quite a bit of memory, but you can never have enough).
@.Radiant: That small increase in quality between 320 kbps MP3's and lossless audio formats is what I love. And I can hear it just fine. There are always some artifacts in the music with lossy formats, and I can hear them. Thus, I prefer lossless, even on a portable player. And, I mostly use my Fuze when I'm doing nothing, like sitting in the bus, which allows me to fully concentrate on the music and notice all details. Of course, I listen to music when I'm walking in the streets, too, and I know I won't be able to hear the details at all, but I just keep the lossless files on there for whenever I can actually use them to their fullest (or at least, almost).
@ojsinnerz: I read it, but I still believe they're hipster kids.
@jalaneme: Well, as ojsinnerz already said, the only valid argument is the storage space, although my point was that with expandable memory, you can have as much as you like, whereas with iPods, you're stuck with what you have (which is already quite a bit of memory, but you can never have enough).
@.Radiant: That small increase in quality between 320 kbps MP3's and lossless audio formats is what I love. And I can hear it just fine. There are always some artifacts in the music with lossy formats, and I can hear them. Thus, I prefer lossless, even on a portable player. And, I mostly use my Fuze when I'm doing nothing, like sitting in the bus, which allows me to fully concentrate on the music and notice all details. Of course, I listen to music when I'm walking in the streets, too, and I know I won't be able to hear the details at all, but I just keep the lossless files on there for whenever I can actually use them to their fullest (or at least, almost).
