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Revision as of 06:13, 26 August 2022
The full-sized iPods, formally called plainly as "iPod", were a line of pocket-sized music players produced by Apple Computer Co. from 2001 to 2014. They are interchangeably referred to as "iPod classic(s)". There were 6 distinct generations of full-sized iPods, but in between them were minor revisions, special editions, and separate product lines. A common feature across all iPod models were a wheel as a means to interact with the device to scroll through menus. iPods generally followed the formula of sporting their implementations of the "wheel" on the bottom half of the frontplate and a screen on the top half of the front plate. However, both parts faced a lot of change through each generation of iPod.
Generations
iPod (1st generation) — iPod (Scroll Wheel)
iPod (2nd generation) — iPod (Touch Wheel)
iPod (3rd generation) — iPod (Dock Connector)
iPod (4th generation) — iPod (Click Wheel)
iPod photo — iPod with color display
iPod video — iPod (5th generation)
iPod classic (6th generation) — iPod classic (120GB)
iPod classic (7th generation) — iPod classic 160 GB (Late 2009)
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This is a disambiguation page. This means that the iPod Wiki is hopelessly confused. |