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iPod Earns MP3 Player of the Year

Wednesday, December 28th, 2005 at 10:30 AM - by Staff

Sure there are plenty of MP3 players out there, but only one can be the best, and this year, Stuff Magazine gave that honor to the iPod nano. The competition included Sony's HD-5 for great sound and battery life, and Creative Zen's Micro Photo for the most features. The iPod nano's style and size, however, earned it the top spot.

From the article: "The iPod nano's iconic mix of style, size and sheer desirability that makes it the MP3 player of the year."

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Wed Dec 28, 2005 3:51 pm

In accepting the award at the annual MP3 Player Awards Banquet, iPod Nano said "If you can see me behind the microphone, I would like to thank all my fans, except for that asshat Jason Tomczak whose fat ass broke my screen. You see, Jason the asshat filed a class action lawsuit, alleging that Apple knew that the screen could not stand up to his fat ass and yet had the audacity to make the product available to people who either didn't have such fat asses or had the common sense to know that they should not let their fat asses break me."

iPod Nano's comments were well received by the audience, which chanted "Jay--suhn / Ass--hat" for more than 10 minutes.

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