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Your old iPod could be a sleeper flash drive
Source: Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews · Published
Old iPods still work fine as digital audio players, but you can reuse them in other ways if you're not interested in listening to music on the go.
Old iPods still work fine as digital audio players, but you can reuse them in other ways if you're not interested in listening to music on the go.
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