Teh shuffel
"Teh Shuffel" refers to Apple's iPod Shuffle. Summary
The iPod Shuffle has no screen, and is about the size of a pack of gum. It plays music through an earphone jack and connects to a PC or Mac to transfer music to it. You can play songs in order or on random.
Physical Description
The iPod Shuffle has 5 buttons: a play button in the top center, to the left and right are next and previous song buttons, and above and below the play button are volume controls.
The back of the iPod Shuffle has a slider to switch between Off, Repeat and Shuffle. Repeat plays songs in order while shuffle, plays them in shuffle. There is also a button with a small light on it that enables you to check the status of the battery: press the button, and if the light is green, the battery is charged well, if it's orange, the status is mediocre, and if it's red, it needs recharge. If the light doesn't come on, the shuffle is completely dead.
On the bottom is a USB port to connect the iPod Shuffle to the PC, and on the top is a simple headphone port.
Common Myths
One common myth about the iPod Shuffle is that you cannot choose the songs. This is entirely false. You can choose to play randomly, or play in order. You can scroll through songs, and you can jump to the beginning of the playlist (Play 3x).
Another is that it sucks. This is inherently false. It rules.
Also, with the included neckstrap, you can do exactly what the people in the commercials do with it (with it bouncing around)
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