Apple iPod 30 GB Photo White M9829LL/A (4th Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
Product Packaging:Standard Packaging Product Description Picture this: an iPod that holds your entire photo collection along with all your music! Carry up to 25,000 digital pictures or up to 7,500 songs anywhere you go with the 30GB iPod photo. Vie...
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Reviews around feature (5.00 of 5)
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In order to enable the cooler features - like syncing albums automatically, etc..., you need to purchase or own iLife (iPhoto specifically) 4.03 or better (if you are the rare few that bought your computer in the last few months w/ 4.0, you still have to download an upgrade to 4.03)
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PHOTOS ON MY TV: Now this is where this thing shines... this is a really cool feature
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The click wheel is a nice feature, but it started sticking in the lower right corner approximately 3 months into having it and then rarely worked except at the other corners at the time I sold it
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Biggest change here is you can now see the album art... sounds like a tiny feature, but after you get tired of showing off your photo albums, this is probably the single most useful feature.
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The features that impressed me the most: sound quality (superb), earbuds (vey light), user friendliness (very intuitive interface).I highly recommend it.
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Reviews around photo (5.00 of 5)
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the photo capability (I enjoy this, too!) and some other stuff
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You can then view your cherished photo libraries on the go, which might come in handy when you're telling the story of that huge fish no one seems to believe
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I didn't quite need an MP3 player that can store photos, but I recommend the 30GB iPod Photo for its color display screen and its ability to save up to 7,500 songs.
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The Ipod Photo even lets you at 25,000 of your favorite photos and place them in a nifty slide show viewer
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Reviews around product (4.49 of 5)
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Its true, the 4th generation 30 gig Apple Ipod is a very good product.
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Overall, this is another excellent product from Apple Computer
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very solid product, great step up from my 20gig 3rd generation iPod
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Having been a fan of Apple products throughout the years I would say that this product is worth a four out of five.
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These are lovely and useful devices, but TERRIBLE PRODUCT RELIABILITY.
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Reviews around player (4.40 of 5)
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I have to say that is the best mp3 player I have been able to know.pros:1
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But, alas, we couldn't convince my son to choose a less sleek and fragile player
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I didn't want to give into the hype, i was waiting for the perfect mp3 player, but the bottom line is that there is none
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There are a lot of other good players out there for a fraction of the cost of the iPod
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The Ipod player itself is great, the menus are easy to navigate, and the color screen is bright and easy to read
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Reviews around quality (4.16 of 5)
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The worst thing that plagues the I-pod is the battery life
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If you like to hear very good quality sound and have your photos on hand every where you go... this is your best buy
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As compared to the creative i purchased the sound on the iPod is not impressive
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The sound quality is great, and for headphone listening there's more than enough power to make your ears bleed
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My I pod broke a month after i
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Reviews around case (4.16 of 5)
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I would really recommend that you purchase a protective case for any Ipod that you buy because they all seem to scratch pretty easy
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Any potential buyers out there -- get a good case with a hard plastic square to fit over the LCD screen
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The best case to get for the 60 gig is the Contour Design 4G Showcase for iPod Black (white gets dirty too easily).
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Like I said before, a case will solve this problem
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One final comment: it is absolutely critical that you get a protective case for your iPod, regardless of which model you purchase.
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Reviews around interface (3.75 of 5)
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Also, the interface is not intuitive at all
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As compared to the creative i purchased the sound on the iPod is not impressive
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The interface really has the elegant beauty of Apple on a vivid screen
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3o gb of space plenty of room- album art capabilities- easy user interface in iPod as well as program supplied to transfer music
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Whether I am playing music through a television, the ear buds, or in the car, the sound is just as good as if it was from a perfect cd.
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Reviews around design (3.75 of 5)
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The worst thing that plagues the I-pod is the battery life
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Took delivery quickly, opened up the well-designed packing, and was suprised at how small the iPod was.
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The design, ease of use, amazing software, and undeniable cool factor are second to none
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As compared to the creative i purchased the sound on the iPod is not impressive
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Not much to add here: Slick design, easy to understand, undersized screen for
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Reviews around device (3.70 of 5)
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excellent device, you can listen for days and not hear the same song
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Occasionally, I have thus had a intricate time figuring out how they essentially prepared such a device as grand as this
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The Ipod is an amazing device that eliminates the need to carry around thousands of CD's, and allows one to create master mixes of their favorite music
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I am glad I purchased a neoprene case to protect this fragile little device.
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The worst thing that plagues the I-pod is the battery life
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Reviews around thing (3.61 of 5)
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One of my favorite things about the iPod would have to be how freaking loud it can go
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Coolest thing is that you can connect the iPod to a TV using an optional Audio/video cable and play as background music one of your playlists
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The worst thing that plagues the I-pod is the battery life
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That's pretty good, but the fact of the matter is that this iPod is defective and Apple is unwilling to do the right thing
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This is a great buy and a must have, it is easy to use and one thing about
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Reviews around investment (3.44 of 5)
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My I pod broke a month after i
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As compared to the creative i purchased the sound on the iPod is not impressive
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The worst thing that plagues the I-pod is the battery life
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i don't know if it really scratches so easily, but i recommend getting a cool case anyway just in case, protect your investment
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Reviews around screen (3.22 of 5)
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I recommend picking up an iSkin which is a colorful jacket that fits over the iPod and comes with a screen protector that works really well
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Also, while the screen of the 4G Ipod is very crisp and clean, it is just hard to view.
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Not much to add here: Slick design, easy to understand, undersized screen for
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When not backlit, the screen during regular music playback turns \VERY\ dark, much more so than regular B&W iPods... you need a light source reflecting off of the screen in order to see the letters... typeface has changed too, more like "Arial" and slightly smaller
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Not much to add here: Slick design, easy to understand, undersized screen for
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Reviews around drive (1.24 of 5)
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I have all of my pictures stored on the little hard drive inside, and it doesn't even put a dent in the capacity, even in addition to the 2.5 gigs of music on there
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I think that the thing that seperates ipod from all other hard drive players is Apples' software.
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As compared to the creative i purchased the sound on the iPod is not impressive
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Now it's dead and apple says the hard drive is damaged and i might as well buy another one
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The hard drive quit working and just makes little clicking sounds
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Product Packaging:Standard Packaging Product Description Picture this: an iPod that holds your entire photo collection along with all your music! Carry up to 25,000 digital pictures or up to 7,500 songs anywhere you go with the 30GB iPod photo
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View and share your pictures easily on the high-resolution 2" color display
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Synch your music and photos for music-accompanied slideshows, right on your iPod or on your TV
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Improved battery life gives you up to 15 hours of music playback or 5 hours of photo slideshows with music
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The included iTunes software (for Mac and PC) allows you to efficiently and creatively manage your digital photo and music collections, and makes it easy to add to your music collection via the Apple Music Store
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Includes earbud headphones, AC adapter, USB 2.0 cable and Getting Started Guide
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Compatible with both Macintosh and Windows computers
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iPod photo for Mac requires a Macintosh with built-in FireWire or USB 2.0 port (USB 2.0 requires Mac OS X v10.3.4 or later) and Mac OS X v10.2.8 or later (Mac OS X v10.3.4 or later recommended)
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iPod photo for Windows requires a PC with built-in FireWire or USB 2.0 port or a Windows-certified FireWire or USB 2.0 card and Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4) or Windows XP Home or Professional
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Supports AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 (32 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible, AIFF, Apple Lossless and WAV audio formats
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Supports BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF and SGI image formats for Mac
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Supports BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG and TIFF image formats for Windows
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Available storage capacity may vary. From the Manufacturer From the Manufacturer Remember the 64-color pack of crayons? Meet the 65,536-color pack
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Everything looks better in color
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With iPod photo, everything sounds better, too
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Carry an entire library of music—thousands of songs and full-color album cover art—or tens of thousands of photos in your pocket.1 The original iPod changed the way you listen to music by putting thousands of songs in your pocket
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Now iPod photo changes the way you see your music, with a crisp color screen
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Picture Your Music Browse your playlists via vivid menus, thumb through album and audiobook cover art on the go, even play games and view your calendars in color
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Of course, iPod photo also lets you carry memories along with your music
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Upload photos from your Mac or PC and view them in color, anywhere, complete with built-in backlighting
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Your personal, portable entertainment library, iPod photo looks as good as it sounds
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Take Your Photos for a Spin Like its famous siblings, iPod photo features the touch-sensitive Apple Click Wheel that's the envy of the industry
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Use it to navigate your music and photos in 65,536 colors
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Easier to read than ever, the iPod photo's display boasts 220-by-176-pixel resolution
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Spin the wheel to Music and scroll effortlessly through dozens of playlists, hundreds of albums, or thousand of songs
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Or highlight photos
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iPod photo displays 25 full-color thumbnails at a time
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And you can scroll through them the same way you scroll through song titles
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Quickly
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Just spin the wheel to see more
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And when you see a photo you'd like displayed all by its lonesome, just click the center button and voilà
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No one will have to say "cheese" as long as you have iPod photo around
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Whether you're listening to tunes or checking out photos, you're sure to be all smiles
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Get Brownie Points for Sharing If you'd like everyone else to smile right along with you, iPod photo makes it easy
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Sure, you could let them take the Click Wheel for a spin themselves, but here's a way to get extra points for style
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Use an optional AV cable to connect iPod photo to a projector or TV
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You can mesmerize friends and family with a glorious multimedia experience, offering them a breathtaking slideshow accompanied by the music you already have on your iPod photo
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Of course, you get to choose the songs, albums, or playlists
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And talk about smart, iPod photo optimizes your photos to fit on a standard (4:3) or widescreen (16:9) TV
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Sync, Look, and Listen iTunes lets you import your images directly into iPod photo from a folder on the hard drive of your Mac or PC
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Spent time organizing your photos using iPhoto on a Mac or either Adobe Album 2.0 or Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 on a PC? iTunes rewards your diligence by importing the photo albums you've created in iPhoto or collections created in Album or Photoshop Elements
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You'll be able to choose them from the Photos menu on iPod photo
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iPod photo also features even more robust Auto-Sync capabilities
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Now, in addition to offering the industry's best music syncing, iTunes offers stellar photo syncing, as well
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Update your photo collection by adding images or creating new albums, and the next time you connect iPod photo to your Mac or PC using the included USB 2.0 or optional FireWire cable, iTunes will automatically synchronize your photo collection
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And did we mention that iTunes 4.7.1 also autosyncs album cover art? It's true
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The cover art downloaded when you purchase music from the iTunes Music Store is transferred to iPod photo along with the music
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So while iPod photo plays your tunes, you can enjoy the album art—in color, of course—on the Now Playing screen
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Enjoy Improved Battery Life Whether you're on a transcontinental flight or an extra-long hike, if you plan to listen to music for hours and hours, iPod photo has you covered
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Fully charged, it lets you enjoy up to 15 hours of continuous music; or up to 5 hours of continuous slideshows with music.2 Use the included USB 2.0 cable, optional FireWire cable, or optional handy iPod photo Dock to quickly charge the batteries
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The Perfect Digital Camera Companion Coming soon, new downloadable iPod photo software will offer multiple slideshow transitions and direct camera connectivity
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Plus, Apple's iPod Camera Connector (sold separately) will let you connect a camera to iPod photo for quick import and viewing on the go
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Now you can take your entire music collection and all your memories everywhere you go
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With iPod photo, easily relive all your favorite experiences and share them with family and friends
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That, plus industry-leading ease of use and seamless integration with iTunes and the iTunes Music Store, make it a breeze to autosync your music and photos and makes sharing your memories as easy as finding the perfect song
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What's in the Box iPod photo, earbud headphones, AC adapter, USB 2.0 cable, CD-ROM with iTunes for Mac and Windows, electronic documentation, and a getting started guide 1Music capacity is based on 4 minutes per song and 128 Kbps AAC encoding; photo capacity is based on iPod-viewable photos transferred from iTunes
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2Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced
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Battery life and number of charge cycles vary by use and settings
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See www.apple.com/batteries for more information
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See a comparison of the different iPod music players