In addition to downloading songs from internet, iTunes allows you to import songs from your CDs to your iPod. You can transfer songs in MP3 or AAA format and at quality level you desire.

There are also some special features found on latest iPod. There is now an alarm on your iPod so that you may wake up to your favorite music. There is also a calendar and to-do lists, as well as simple games such as Music Quiz, Solitaire, Brick and Parachute. Also, new iPod has a notes reader that enables you to read text-based documents that you have downloaded. In these ways, new iPod increasingly resembles a typical PDA, as well as a digital music device.

The iPod currently sells for approximately $200 - $350. The earlier iPod with 15GB of space sells for around $220, while newest version with 20GB of space usually sells for about $390.

Our recommendation is that, when purchasing a new TV, you consider getting one that is "HD-ready." It is likely that all broadcasts will transition over to true HDTV format within next decade or so. Be advised, however, that you will need to purchase an external set-top box with an ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) tuner in order to receive digital HDTV programming. Many cable and satellite providers, if they provide HDTV content, may offer this tuner for free. One final note, you may want to consider buying a LCD TV, as most are HDTV ready, and do best job of displaying those beautiful HD images.