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ipod and its evolution

26 Jul 2013
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Well, today we will discuss about ipod and its evolution, This fifth-generation, sophisticated multimedia player, introduced by Apple in 2001, currently lets users store and play up to 80 GB of music, video, and images, encoded in many formats; it also allows them to transfer information from both Mac and PC computers.


ipod evolution
ipod and its evolution: 2001 to 2007

The iPod can download new files from iTunes, an exchange software developed by Apple. This software serves as a complex data manager, allowing customersto purchase files from a library of more than 3 million songs and 3,000 videos 






     
Behind the scene:
     The interior of a 2 GB iPod Nano illustrates the complexity of this multimedia player. Chips,
      circuits, plates, ports, and even a thin liquid crystal display fit into a space 
      only 3.5 x 1.5 inches (9 x 4 cm).

ipod construction

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The iPod classic (120 GB) is a hard drive-based iPod featuring a large, widescreen color display, a Click Wheel, and the capability of displaying photos and videos Well, today we will discuss about ipod and its evolution, This fifth-generation, sophisticated multimedia player, introduced by Apple in 2001, currently lets users store and play up to 80 GB of music, video, and images, encoded in many formats; it also allows them to transfer information from both Mac and PC computers. ipod and its evolution: 2001 to 2007 The iPod can download new files from iTunes, an exchange software developed by Apple. This software serves as a complex data manager, allowing customersto purchase files from a library of more than 3 million songs and 3,000 videos        Behind the scene:      The interior of a 2 GB iPod Nano illustrates the complexity of this multimedia player. Chips,      circuits, plates, ports, and even a thin liquid crystal display fit into a space        only 3.5 x 1.5 inches (9 x 4 cm).