answer: #Person1# would like to get a new iPhone. #Person2# tells #Person1# about the shuffle iPod. #Person1# has an iPod but its battery has died out.
documents: #Person1#: Have you heard about the new iPhone?
  #Person2#: yes, I heard it's supposed to come out in June. Are you thinking about getting one?
  #Person1#: I'd like to. It's a cell phone, camera, PAD and mp3 player all in one.
  #Person2#: if I had enough money, I'd buy one, but I don't even have enough to buy one of their shuffle spods.
  #Person1#: how big is a shuffle iPod?
  #Person2#: the first generation iPod shuffle is about the size of a park of gum and the second generation iPod shuffle is about half the size of the first.
  #Person1#: how many gigs of music can it hold?
  #Person2#: I think it's either one or two gigs. I can't remember.
  #Person1#: how much do they cost?
  #Person2#: not much at all. I think it's about 100 dollars.
  #Person1#: you're right, that's not bad at all.
  #Person2#: do you have an iPod?
  #Person1#: I got one for my birthday when they first came out, but after the battery died out, I never brought another one.
  #Person2#: why didn't you just buy another battery for it so you could use it?
  #Person1#: that's one of the problems with having an iPod. Though an iPod might have an above average battery life, once the battery is dead, so is your iPod.