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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Try somewhere like www.advancedmp3players.co.uk - they've got a forum you can post on for help and advice.
However, the general consensus appears to be that iPods aren't that great - I'm not trying to insult anyone here, that's just what I found when I went there as I'd been thinking of getting one myself. They are the nicest looking mp3 playr around, with the Sony NW-HD1 coming closest but they don't have the same features as a lot of other ones available.
Anyway, go have a look for yourself and ask questions - it's the easiest way to learn.
I'm not a great fan of iPod's, there's just something that puts me off them i.e the stories about bad batteries, the player freezing up and I think I'm right in saying they don't support WMA format.
As for the other questions I think they are great(I have a Ministry Of Sound jukebox). The sound quality is same as CD and it's fairly simple to use. The conversion software(for turning tracks/CD's into mp3) comes with the player and is fairly straightforward. You can put any music on(illegal or otherwise!) provided it is in mp3 format.
It's just nice to know you've got your entire music collection(mine is 20Gb, approx 5,000 tracks) in your hand on a player not much bigger than a cigarette packet.(not that I smoke anyway!)
Hope this helps pagey3.