iPod evolution
Congratulation Apple! Before a week, (14.10.97) company Apple celebrated their 6-year anniversary from first iPod appearance. In this period these portable musical players (and video) are made them 75 % incomes of all their earnings. Here we will see this evolution of iPod’s just classical models.
1st Gen iPod
First released 21. October 2001. All the ipod generation beginner . Firstly with 5 GB memory , but later with 10 GB. It were fitted to Mac computers and it used Fire wire connection.
2nd Gen iPod
Released 2002. year’s June with support to Windows Operating System. This model have 20 and 40 GB memory.
3rd Gen iPod
Supported Windows Operating System too. Were accessible with 10,15,20,30 and 40 GB memory capacity.
4th Gen iPod
Were in stores in 2004.year’s June . were accessible with 20 and 40gb memory
5th Gen iPod
Fifth Generation iPod were released in October 2005. It have USB and video.
6th Gen iPod
Is made according to iPhone and have visible changes in product series.
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October 21st, 2007 at 9:46 pm
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October 23rd, 2007 at 2:04 am
Neat concept for an article, but you’ve left out many of the iPod products, and I’m also curious as to why you would attempt to write this article in english. It is obviously not your first language, and it makes for a hard read, with sentences that don’t always make sense. Might want to write in your native tongue or have somone proof read for you.
October 2nd, 2008 at 10:41 pm
Love the new Ipod Nano 4 style, but this version seems very flimsy. Anyone else think so ?