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Get To Know The New 5th Generation Apple Ipod Models By Katherine Xie, Sat Dec 10th
To date, there has been a number of models. Well,with the release of the new iPod Video, there are now officiallythree iPod models for the 5th generation of iPods. The earlier4th generation models, including the popular iPod Mini, iPodPhoto, U2 and 20GB iPod are now officially history. The three official 5G iPod models include the iPod Shuffle, iPodNano and iPod Video. What's the difference between this newrange of iPods and the previous 4G models? Broadly speaking, thedifferences are: Hard Disk
Two of the new iPod models, iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano, arebased on flash hard disk technology. This new hard disk is ultraslim and is able to withstand shock and vigorous movement.Unlike 4G models, this make the iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano ultraslim and allow them to be used for vigorous activities,including sporting activity, dance, accidental drops, etc.Previous 4G models were less robust and vigorous activity tendto cause possible malfunction. Battery life Battery life on the 5G iPod has improved tremendously. One ofthe major complaints about 4G iPod was the short batterylife(8hrs) and battery life draining away quickly after heavyuse. The new iPod lasts up to 14 hrs and has a better batterylifespan. Color is standard Unlike 4G model, where the iPod Photo model was the only modelwith color, the new iPod Nano and iPod Video comes standard withcolor screen and playback. Choice of video With the new iPod Video, there is now a range of activities,including data, music, photo and video that can be supported onone iPod. Previously, video was not available as an option. Standardized casing The 4G iPod included the multi-color iPod mini, with a choice ofpink, blue, green and silver. The only option for black was theU2 model. Today, the colors has been standardized to black or white(except iPod Shuffle - White only). In addition, all iPod casinghas been standardized to hard acrylic instead of the anionizedaluminium for iPod Mini and hard acrylic for the other models. However, the hard acrylic casing used for the 5G iPod modelsseems to have a tendency to scratch as reported by many iPoduser websites. It is advised that a iPod casing or protectorfilm be purchased for the new 5G iPod immediately. A goodselection can be found at http://www.smart-ipod-ideas.com. Compact Clickwheel The iPod Clickwheel was previously a scroll wheel that wasdesigned and supplied by a 3rd party. The new iPod clickwheelsare now designed and produced by Apple itself. Thefunctionalities are similar but users reported better responsefeedback. Headphone jack Headphone jacks for all iPod models, including the very first 1GiPod up till the 4G models, has always been on top of the iPod.The iPod Nano breaks ground by having the headphone jack at thebottom. Which iPod model to choose? As of this writing, the iPod Video has only been out for lessthan 2 weeks. The current 5G range of iPod seems to be the mostcomplete and versatile thus far, and we can see that the 3different models are essentially targeted at different segmentsof the iPod user market. A basic guide to choosing the rightiPod model can be broadly classified
1. Apple iPod nano 8 GB Black (3rd Generation)
 ]]> 2. Apple iPod touch 8 GB
]]> 3. Apple iPod nano 4 GB Silver (3rd Generation)
]]> 4. Apple iPod classic 80 GB Black (6th Generation)
]]> 5. SanDisk Sansa m250 2 GB MP3 Player (Black)
]]> 6. Creative Zen 8 GB Portable Media Player (Black)
]]> 7. Apple iPod touch 16 GB
]]> 8. Apple iPod touch 32 GB
]]> 9. Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Silver (2nd Generation)
]]> 10. Apple iPod nano 8 GB Blue (3rd Generation)
]]> 11. Apple iPod classic 80 GB Silver (6th Generation)
]]> 12. SanDisk Sansa Clip 2 GB MP3 Player (Black)
]]> 13. Apple iPod nano 8 GB Pink (3rd Generation)
]]> 14. SanDisk Sansa Fuze 8 GB MP3 Player (Silver)
]]> 15. Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation)
]]> 16. SanDisk Sansa e280 8 GB MP3 Player (Black)
]]> 17. Creative Zen 4 GB Portable Media Player (Black)
]]> 18. Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Purple (2nd Generation)
]]> 19. Apple iPod shuffle 2 GB Silver (2nd Generation)
]]> 20. Apple iPod nano 8 GB Green (3rd Generation)
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as: iPod Shuffle The iPod Shuffle is obviously targeted at users who have a lowerbudget or those who only have an occasional need for a musicplayer. The Shuffle comes without a screen and user can onlychoose to listen to music in a sequence or have it shuffledrandomly. Because of it's lower price, this model has become achoice for those who desire for an iPod but may not have theneccessary budget. iPod Nano The iPod Nano is now the mainstream iPod model with the exit of4G iPod models. With a size and thickness slightly larger than acredit card, this is now a runaway favorite iPod model. Usershave a choice of data, music and photo with this colored screeniPod. iPod Video The newest kid on the block, the iPod Video, is desired by thosewith a higher budget or who wish to watch video on their iPod.It has a slightly larger screen than the iPod Nano and play acrisp 30 fps video display. With not many iPod videos availablefor download as yet, we'll need to see if this model canovertake the iPod Nano as the mainstream iPod model. About the author:Katherine Xie has 4 iPods starting from the 2G model. Sheruns a popular website, http://www.smart-ipod-ideas.com, thatgives tips on iPods as well as showcase quality iPod accessoriesfrom Japan. Please feel free to distribute this article as longas credit and reference is made to her website.
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