>>127548467
Well putting a SD card into the iPod won't change the need for iTunes. I never owned an iPod but my sister did have an iPod Nano. As the administrator of our family computer when I was a teenager I installed some alternative software for syncing music to that iPod instead of iTunes. To me this step, which was also required by my first mp3 player, pic related, was such a fucking hassle that I'd rather have just owned something like the iRiver. What I did like about the iPod was the controls. Scrolling through a huge list of directories on the iRiver was a pain in the ass. The Creative Nomad Jukebox I owned before actually solved this in a firmware update by allowing you to use the volume wheel to scroll through menus, which wasn't a thing when I first got it.
