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November 15, 2006

iPod Prices in the Philippines

One way in retaining accidental visitors to your blog via search engines is to direct them to what they’re looking for. In SEO, they call it landing pages, right?

Here’s an example. If you search for “iPod prices in the Philippines“, my blog is ranked #1 in Google and in Yahoo. However, that page which is ranked doesn’t give any good info about the current prices of iPods in the Philippines.

iPod Pricing

So, what I’ll do is to write a new post giving exactly such information. I personally went to Mall of Asia and visited Apple Center to get the prices.

Updated: November 11, 2008
Apple iPod Classic 120GB: Php15,490

2nd Generation Apple iPod Touch 2G: Php14,990 (8GB), Php19,490 (16GB), Php25,990 (32GB)

iPod Nano 4th gen : Php9,490 (8GB), Php12,490 (16GB)

iPod Shuffle: Php2,790 (1GB), Php4,090 (2GB)

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Updated Prices:

iPod Nano 3rd Gen
4GB – Php8,000
8GB – Php10,000

iPod Classic 80 GB – Php 13,000
iPod Classic 160 GB – Php 18,000

iPod Touch 8GB – Php 15,000
iPod Touch 16GB – Php 20,000

iPod Shuffle (3rd gen) – Php4,000

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iPod Shuffle (2nd Gen)
1GB capacity
Up to 12 hours playback time
Php5,390

iPod Nano (2nd Gen)
2GB, 4GB & 8GB capacity
Up to 24 hours playback time
Php9,390, Php12,690 & Php15,490 respectively

iPod Video (5.5 Gen)
30Gb & 80GB capacity
14 hours & 20 hours music playback time respectively
3.5 hours & 6.5 hours video playback time respectively
Php16,190 & Php22,690 respectively

iPod U2 (Red)
30GB capacity
14 hours music and 3.5 hours video playback time
Php 17,990

May 23, 2006

Round-up of iPods Killers for 2006

Mp3newswire.net did a round-up of potential iPod killers for Summer 2006.

Looking for an MP3 player and you are open to units other than the iPod? I doubt any of these units will be iPod killers (that silly term their marketing departments continue to use), but they do offer a lot of features not (yet) found on an iPod. As we said before, individually there is no such thing as an iPod killer, but together these players can slowly chip away at Apple’s market share. That’s making the assumption that the iPod’s ability to sell three out of every four players is not sustainable. iTunes does lock a lot of users into Apple’s DRM format, so it may be a really slow chipping away.

  • Toshiba Gigabeat S
  • Samsung SBH-300 Bluetooth
  • Sony NW-A1200 with 8GB
  • NEC VoTol
  • Sandisk Sansa e200 Series
  • Oregon Scientific MP121 Measures BMI
  • Samsung YP-U2
  • Viliv P1
  • Viliv P2 with GPS
  • iRiver E10 Subs as TV Remote
  • Panasonic D-Snap SD 330 series and SD 500 series
  • Archos 104
  • Venzero One
  • MobiBLU Cube 2
  • MobiBLU B153
  • RCA Lyra X3000
  • Delkin Revel
  • JVC XA-F107 and XA-F57
  • Acer MP-500
  • Dada Code M
  • iRiver Clix
  • Samsung YP-Z5
  • Maxfield Max-Joy Protects the Ears
  • Lenovo Easy Cube MP500
  • Kiss MP3 Player
  • Sony Thumb-drive Player
  • Tomy Bear MP3
  • Inkel Widetouch 5.6
  • Sharp Music Carry QT-MPA10
  • Memorex MMP8565
  • Memorex 8550 and 3774
  • Shiro AS
  • Evergreen DN-2000 (sells for less than $10! )

Shiro

Ok, not all of the media players in the list are really worth it — some are just out of the iPod’s league while others are just cutesy. But if I were in a world where Apple does not exist, I would go for Viliv P2 with GPS (yup, GPS) –
4.3 inch color LCD widescreen, 60GB storage, supports MPEG-1/2/4, H.264, DivX, WMV 7/8/9, XviD, MP3, WMA, OGG, AC-3, and WAV.

[tags]apple, ipod, nano, media player, mp3[/tags]

September 08, 2005

iPod Nano already in stores.

Apple is yet again back from the drawing boards to make us all drool with the new iPod Nano.

After the iShuffle, I thought what else could Apple add to their line of iPods? You have the iPod mini, the U2, iShuffle, and the iPod Photo which they graduated into just the 30Gb and 60GB iPod about 3 months ago.

But lo and behold, the iPod Nano is here with the storage of an iPod mini (2GB and 4 GB) and the size of an iShuffle (available in white and black colors). It’s as thin as a regular pencil and just twice as heavy as the feather-weight iShuffle. Like the iShuffle, it’s light enough that you can wear it around your neck or strap it on your arm. With a 1.5 inch color screen, this baby is off to sell millions for Apple yet again.

Retails for just $199 a pop.

Damn, I want the black one, please.

June 29, 2005

iPod prices dropped; iPod Photo, no more.

ipodsEarly today, Apple has announced that it has (again) reshuffled it’s entire line of iPods. The price of iPod Shuffle 1GB has been slashed by $20, iPod 60GB is down by $50 and the Special Edition 20GB U2 is now $329 ($20 less). I am sure that local prices will follow suit and official iPod stores around the metro will be holding another iPod sale (probably with BPI SIP).

Likewise, Apple has now dropped the word “Photo” altogether making the entire series with color screen and able to view photos. The iPod 30Gb is no more while the old 20GB has been upgraded to color at the same old price. The U2 version has now a color screen and able to view pictures. Related story from iPodLounge.

It’s kinda irritating now that Apple constantly upgrades the iPod generation so quickly. It keeps me wanna buy a new one (now craving for the 20 GB U2). My iPod Photo 40 GB is now 2 generations obsolete and I only bought it last March thru a BPI sale. I already changed iPods 3 times in the last 6 months!

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In the Philippines, old generation iPods have actually been on sale and cna be had between Php18,000 to Php20,000. I have also seen iPod nanos selling for about Php12,500 for the 2GB version and around Php15k for the 4GB version. The iPod video is also for sale at around Php19,5000. Check out your iPod dealers.
June 24, 2005

An iPod-A-Month

ishuffle Mike Davidson has been having this great contest over his blog — the Mike Industries iPod-A-Month Creativity Competition.

Every month, Mike gives away an iPod shuffle to the most creative entry. He’s also giving another one who can come up with the idea for the month.

For the 3rd installment, he’s looking for the most creative alternative use of an iPod. I think I’m going for that iPod Shuffle this time. iPodLounge is also giving out a $150 Etymotic ER-6i earbuds to go with the shuffle.