Hey guys, I want to buy an iPod and I would like to know what is the best choice between and iPod nano 4GB and a 30 GB iPod. I am not going to use that much memory for songs, but my concern is if it is really worth it spend more money in the 30GB iPod to watch movies, or to spend less and just get the space thta I would need with the 4Gb iPod nano. Is the video quality of the 30 Gb iPod really good as to spend 50 dollars more. Thanks in advanced. Jorge Fernandez

You would not regret purchasing the 30GB iPod even if you never use the video capability. As part of my Christmas bonus this last year my store gave everyone in the company a 60GB iPod with video. I have converted about a dozen movies thus far and had fun watching them in various places, most usefully while stading in lines for hours doing my shopping for the season. Now with work and school responsibilities again placing pressure on me I never use the video functionality. I have enjoyed the increased capacity from my old 20GB third generation iPod however to hold more music, most of my pictures, all of my contacts and calendars and to keep text based notes transferred from my computer. The iPod nano is an amazing gaget and you would be happy with this product as well. They are nearly indestructable because their memory is flash based which means solid state storage. What this means to you and I is that there are no moving parts inside to develop problems. It is more expensive than the iPod 30GB so if you want more bang for your buck go with the larger version, otherwise get the nano for mere smallness. Good luck finding any 4GB models anywhere other than apple.com right now though. They are nigh to impossible to find physically anywhere in these post-Christmas times.