There are several sizes of iPods. Apple makes no exact claims about how many songs, photos, and videos they can store. It all depends on what you put on the device, and the size of the device's memory.
If you put a 15 gigabyte video "The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire (unabridged)" on a 16 gigabyte iPod, then you won't be able to store up to 4,000 more songs on it.
A song can be approximately 1 to 20 megabytes in size.
A video can be approximately 1 megabyte to 7 gigabytes in size.
Photos can be from approximately 4 kilobytes to more than 20 megabytes.
Apple say "up to" 4,000 songs, or 14,000 photos, or 16 hours of video will fit on a 16 gigabyte iPod. They will not all fit at the same time.
Your file count will vary according to what you store on your iPod. If you have more media files than will fit on your iPod, then go to iTunes preferences and select 'Store only checked playlists' instead of 'Store All.'
I think as much as you want....... But not all at the same time of course :P
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ipods are in some ways not as good as MP3 or MP4 players as although you can hold more on an ipod they brake easier and there are a lot more things that can go wrong with them than with just your standard MP3/MP4 player. ipods are alllso much more exspensive because of the brand.
Of course iPods are much more better.
Finding out the number of apps it will hold depends on how much space it takes up. It also depends on how much media content(music, movies, etc.)is already on it. So, basically, there is no definite answer.
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No. iPods are much more better than MP3 players.
Mine said 13.6 GB when new
well,8gb=8000 so 32 could mean 32000 songs/apps
No. That's a lire. iPods are much better than MP3 players.
Ativa CD-r's hold 700 megabytes or 80 minutes of uncompressed Audio.
If you are looking for used/refurbished iPods or iPod Touches, then i Would suggest looking at GameStop's collection of iPods. Refurbished iPods are generally cheaper than new iPods, and may be what you are looking for.