Here at Asylum headquarters, a sense of shame just descended because all of a sudden our second-gen 4 GB Nano feels a little inadequate. Our sheepishness comes from Rapid Repair, which is now offering a 240 GB hard drive for the iPod video.

Think about it this way: An iPod drive of this size could back up a media server. Furthermore, if a song is 5 MB, and there are 1,000 MBs in a gigabyte, that's roughly 50,000 songs. (Yeah, we know there's technically 1,024 MBs in a GB, but this is back-of-the-cocktail-napkin math.)

The drive is a typical platter-based design, unlike the smaller iPods which use flash memory, so you'll want to keep it far from the magnet set.

The drives are going for $300, and you'll have to get yourself on a waiting list if you want one when they're made available on March 3.