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So now HP is coming with an HP version of the IPOD.

http://portables.about.com/b/a/2004_08_27.htm

So when is HP going to come out with an Ipaq with a built in
Ipod? Or an Ipod with built in Ipaq? Does this mean
I can no put Apple music on my PPC?


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I wouldn't bet on it. Also doesn't mean you are going to be playing wmas on
your HP Ipod I'll bet.

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> I can no put Apple music on my PPC?
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Amy Gray wrote:
> So now HP is coming with an HP version of the IPOD.
>
> http://portables.about.com/b/a/2004_08_27.htm
>
> So when is HP going to come out with an Ipaq with a built in
> Ipod? Or an Ipod with built in Ipaq? Does this mean
> I can no put Apple music on my PPC?

it looks like a standard iPod to me. What's so "HP-ish" about it? Does
it have side grips that fall off or something?

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Marc wrote:
> it looks like a standard iPod to me.

It is.

> What's so "HP-ish" about it?

Just the logo.

> Does it have side grips that fall off or something?

Ha. No, but HP will cease supporting it two weeks after you've bought one.