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New iPod has a bit of "Copy Protection"
From [link|http://www.techtv.com/products/consumerelectronics/story/0,23008,3355973,00.html|TechTV]:
Since Apple believes strongly in intellectual property rights, the designers included a unique feature in iPod: the player links itself to your iTunes database on one machine only. You can't take your iPod to work, or to a friend's, who also has iTunes, plug it in, and share your MP3s. The system reminds you that "Your iPod is linked to another iTunes database" and gives you the option to leave it that way or link to the new iTunes database -- at which point you will lose your MP3 files. While this is a great way to prevent MP3 theft, it could present a problem, should you want to use your iPod at work and at home.
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Chris Altmann
New Didn't know the details
But others are saying that you can mount this think on your desktop like an external drive. Doesn't this mean you can drag your MP3s to your hard drive, link to your friend's iTunes, grab their MP3s, copy them back to your iTunes library and re-link to your own tunes?

A bit elaborate, but remember I'm working from ignorance of the facts here.
Tom Sinclair
Speaker-to-Suits
     The iPod thing - (Meerkat) - (8)
         Interesting speculation - (tjsinclair) - (4)
             on iPod - (cforde) - (3)
                 iPod DV -NT - (altmann)
                 Invasion of the iPod people! - (orion)
                 I've also heard tell - (tjsinclair)
         iPod has a bit of "Copy Protection" - (altmann) - (1)
             Didn't know the details - (tjsinclair)
         Re: The iPod thing - (cforde)

He clearly said, "To blave".
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