Sunday, November 14, 2010
Third-Generation Ipod Classic
The third-generation Ipod Classic was released on April 28, 2003. The memory choices they had were 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 GBs. This model was the first complete redesign with all touch interface. Battery life dropped from ten hours to eight. Although it still used firewire, it also used USB for syncing.
Second-Generation Ipod Classic
The second-generation Ipod Classic was released on July 17, 2002. This model had the choice of 10 or 20 GBs. This was also the first model to be touch sensitive instead of mechanical. Its screen was still not in color, and it still used the firewire connection.Also, it could only operate up to ten hours.
First-Generation Ipod Classic
The first-generation Ipod Classic was released on October 21, 2001. They had the choice of 5 or 10 GBs and the scroll wheel was mechanical. The battery life only last up to ten hours and the connection that it used was a fire wire. The screen was not in color.
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