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The Apple iPod was introduced to the world in 2001 as an MP3 player. The newest iPod models can store up to 160 GB of data and not simply can play music but also show games, photos and movies. The minor iPod models store the digital media on blaze drives but the latest classic models can store media on their own hard drive.
The flagship iPod model is the typical, the 2007 release being an 80 GB or 160 GB portable media middle. The 160 GB iPod can store up to 40,000 songs and ropes MP3, AIFF, AAC, WAV, Apple Lossless and Audible audio files.
There are also the premium models - the iPod Touch and the iPhone. The iPod Touch looks like an iPhone as it has the multi-touch consumer interface and there is Wi-Fi wireless networking. The iPod nano is a mid-range model with a 2 inch show screen and can play video files. One can play feature films, music videos, TV shows as well as movies from your own DVD collection. The third generation iPod nano has a wider screen and can also play video. The iPod shuffle is the low range model with no display screen.
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| ipod with headphone |
The iPod's status is due to its small size and the easy steering through the menus using the click wheel. The other attractive feature is the built-in iTunes store which makes media purchasing and downloading so simple. The iTunes Store provides music, games, podcasts, movies, music videos and audio books within a few easy steps. The iTunes software is loaded on to a computer and does a brilliant job in downloading, organizing, converting and playing the files you want. You don't necessarily need to download all your songs from the iTunes store - you can also download from other (legal) download sites or rip tracks from your CD collection. You still need to use the iTunes software though to transfer these files from your computer to the iPod. The same applies to games - the iPod comes with pre-loaded games, but other games can be downloaded from the iTunes store as well as from other lawful download sites.
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| apple mini ipod |
The iPod mini's quality was the click wheel, where four buttons were placed above the wheel. To use one of the buttons, a user have to drive the wheel edge inner over one of the labels. The click wheel system is now usually used in the fourth and fifth generation iPods and it is as well been used in the iPod nano. Above the wheel was the monochrome display, which offers the menus or information of the currently selected track. The new generation of ipods usually has a colored screen display.
The battery life of its first generation iPod mini was 8 hours, which led to some fight on its small duration. This problem was later solved with the second -generation models that had a battery life of 18 hours. Like the larger iPod, the iPod Mini as well supported a crowd of file formats like MP3, WAV, AIFF and other MP4 features. It maintained its perfect integration with the iTunes Music Store and the files being downloaded there. Software wise, the iPod Mini was as consistent as the innovative iPod units.
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| ipod with memory card |
Besides if there was something high-class to be said about this amazing iPod mini, it's the choice it gave the consumers when getting a digital audio player. The Ipod mini struggled straight with most famous players like Creative's Zen Micro and the Digital Networks Rio Carbon. The smaller display was in fact one line smaller than the last models, thus warning it's on-screen track information show to title and player only, taking the album information off.
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| apple ipod shuffle |
As the Ipod relations started to grow, the Ipod mini was laid to relax when Apple launched the opening of the iPod nano. The iPod mini did not then exist in the market and stopped up its production. Though it looks the iPod Mini only stay for a while, its bend as the start of the click wheel would forever be remembered.
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