Re:Review: New iPod Shuffle is the first invisible MP3 player
by albertni on Saturday March 14, 2009 @04:48AM
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So I'm guessing that having the controls on the headphones implies that you can't just swap in any old pair of (likely superior quality) headphones?
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Re:Review: New iPod Shuffle is the first invisible MP3 player
by zain on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:08AM
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There is a separately purchasable dongle that has the controls and lets you plug in any headphones you like.
Re:Review: New iPod Shuffle is the first invisible MP3 player
by unalone on Saturday March 14, 2009 @05:20AM
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People who want superior quality shouldn't be buying an iPod shuffle. It's a low-end MP3 player with a very specific set of design limitations.
Apple has an entirely line of MP3 players, some of which aren't perfect for would-be audiophiles.
Re:Review: New iPod Shuffle is the first invisible MP3 player
by MoeDrippins on Saturday March 14, 2009 @09:57AM
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Interesting point, but ultimately a non sequitur with the OPs question.