IPod

'iPod диэн киһи сиэпигэр ильдьэ сылдьар Apple хампаанньа оҥорор музыкальнай плеердарын арааһын аата. Компьютертан плеерга музыканы быраҕан баран наушник нөҥүө истиэххэ сөп. Саҥа iPod плеердарга араас оонньуулары уонна программалары туруоруохха, интернетынан туттуохха сөп. 

Бастаан аата судургу iPod диэн этэ. 2001 сыллаахха тахсыбыта. Билигин даҕаны оннук iPod оҥоһуллар уонна iPod classic диэн ааттанар.

Apple makes a smaller iPod called the iPod nano. It is much smaller than the iPod, but does not hold as many songs.  It uses flash memory, a special kind of memory for very small electronics, instead of a hard drive. It replaced a version of the iPod called the iPod mini.

Another type of iPod, called the iPod shuffle, is very small, and it uses flash memory, like the iPod nano but it has no screen. It is the least expensive iPod.

The most expensive iPod is called the iPod touch. It has a touch screen, like the iPhone. The first iPod touch was released in 2007.

iPods often contain songs downloaded from an online music store, using a program called iTunes. (The name of Apple's music and video store is the iTunes Store.) Songs are sold in AAC file format, not MP3 or WMA. These are popular formats for compressing (making smaller) music until it does not take up much space and can easily be put on a media player such as the iPod.

The App Store is an online shop that is run by Apple Inc. where people can buy software for their iPhone or iPod Touch. It opened on July 11, 2008. Over 100,000 applications (or apps for short) are available for people to buy. Some apps are available for free.

 Models 
ModelGenerationImageStorage spaceChangesConnectionOriginal release datePricing (USD)Minimum OS to synciPod classicfirst5, 10 GBFirst model, with a scroll wheel that actually moved. 10 GB model made later.FireWire23 October 2001$399, $499(5 GB later $299)Mac: 9/10.0/10.1secondhttp://techdigest.tv/ipod-touch-itunes-wi-fi.jpg|45px|second generation iPod10, 20 GBTouch-sensitive wheel. FireWire port has a cover. Hold switch has changed. Works with Windows too, by using the Musicmatch program.FireWire17 July 2002$399, $499Mac: 10.1Win: XPthird45px|third generation iPod10, 15, 20, 30, 40 GBFirst complete redesign. Everything works from the top-screen and the case is slimmer. Musicmatch program is replaced by iTunes 4.7 for Windows.FireWire (USB for syncing only)28 April 2003$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.2Win: XPfourth20, 40 GBHas a Click Wheel like the iPod mini.FireWire or USB19 July 2004$299, $399Mac: 10.3Win: XPfourth (photo) (color)45px|fourth generation iPodphoto       : 30, 40, 60 GBcolor: 20, 60 GBPremium version of 4G iPod with colour screen and picture viewing. Later became part of the main iPod section again.FireWire or USBOctober 2004photo: $499, $599(later $349, $449)color: $299, $399Mac: 10.3Win: XPfifth45px|fifth generation iPod30, 60, 80 GBSecond full redesign with a slimmer case, and larger screen with video playback. Available in black or white.USB (FireWire for battery charging only)12 October 2005$299, $399(later $249, $349)Mac: 10.4Win: XP/Vistasixth45px|sixth generation iPod shuffle80, 160 GBFirst one to have "Classic" at the end of its name. New way to control it. Has an anodized aluminium front plate. Silver replaces white.USB (FireWire for charging only)5 September 2007$249, $349Mac: 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/Mac OS X v10.8/10.8Win: XP/Vista/7iPod mini (no longer made) first4 GBNew smaller model, available in 5 colours. Introduced the "Click Wheel".USB or FireWire6 January 2004$249Mac: 10.3Win: XPsecond4, 6 GBBrighter colours available, with a battery that last longer. Click Wheel letters match the colour of the case. Gold colour not made any more. Later replaced by iPod nano.USB or FireWire22 February 2005$199, $249Mac: 10.3/10.4Win: XPiPod nanofirst40px|first generation iPod nano1, 2, 4 GBReplaced iPod mini. Available in black or white. Uses flash memory. Colour screen for picture viewing. 1 GB version made later.USB (FireWire for battery charging only)7 September 2005$149, $199, $249Mac: 10.4Win: 2000second40px|4 GB blue iPod nano2, 4, 8 GBAnodized aluminum casing and 6 colours available.USB (FireWire for battery charging only)12 September 2006$149, $199, $249Mac: 10.4Win: XP/Vistathird45px|4 GB third iPod nano4, 8 GB2" QVGA screen. Colours changed with chrome made again. New way to control it. Can use with videos.USB (FireWire for battery charging only)5 September 2007$149, $199Mac: 10.4/10.5Win: XP/Vistafourth45px|iPod Nano 4G in Black8, 16 GBChanged back to tall way-round. All-aluminum case with 9 colour choices. Has an accelerometer to allow shake and horizontal viewing. 4GB model available only in a limited number of places.USB9 September 2008$149, $199Mac: 10.5Win: XP/VistaiPod nanofifth8, 16 GBHas larger screen and smoother case than iPod nano G4. Built-in video camera.USB9 September 2009$149,$179Mac:10.5/10.6Win:XP/Vista/7
</small>iPod nanosixth2, 4 GBReverted to small iPod Shuffle design with a 1.8" multi-touchscreen all around the body. Removes video recording, video playback, FM Radio, speakers, and microphone.USB1 September 2010$99Mac:10.6/10.7/10.8Win:7iPod nanoseventh2, 4 GBReverted to iPod Shuffle and iPod Touch crossover with Speakers and Video Playback re-added and Bluetooth added.USB12 September 2012$129Mac:10.7/10.8Win:Windows 7/Windows 8iPod shufflefirst30px|first generation iPod shuffle512 MB, 1 GBNew entry-level (cheapest) model. Uses flash memory and has no screen.USB(no adaptor required)11 January 2005$99, $149(later $69, $99)Mac: 10.3/10.4Win: XPsecond45px|second generation iPod shuffle1 GBSmaller clip design with anodized aluminium case. 4 colour options added later. Colours were later refreshed.USB12 September 2006$79Mac: 10.4Win: XP/Vistathird4 GBReverted back to first generation with controls moved to right headphone cable. Two colours, and has VoiceOver. 3 more colors added later.USB11 March 2009$79Mac: 10.5/10.6Win: XP/Vista/7fourth4 GBReverted back to second generation Shuffle with controls returned to the body of the iPod. Features VoiceOver.USB1 September 2010$79<small>Mac: 10.6/10.7/10.8iPod touchfirst8, 16, 32 (released later) GBWith Safari internet browser, Multi-touch, Wi-Fi, wireless access to the iTunes Store and YouTube.USB (FireWire for battery charging only)5 September 2007 (32GB February 2008)$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.4/10.5Win: XP/Vistasecond8, 32, 64  GBNew tapered chrome back with Nike+ function, volume buttons, and built-in speaker added.USB9 September 2008$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.5Win: XP/Windows Vistathird8, 32, 64  GBFeatures Voice Control from iPhone 3GS.USB9 September 2009$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.6Win: XP/Vista/7fourth8, 16, 32, 64 GBNew design from iPhone 4. Features front and back video cameras.USB1 September 2010$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.6/10.7/10.8Win: 7fifth8, 16, 32, 64 GBFeatures larger 4" screen from iPhone 5. First iPod Touch available in several different colors.USB12 September 2012$299, $399, $499Mac: 10.7/10.8Win:7/8125px|thumb|right|(PRODUCT)RED 2G iPod nano.

 Other websites 

 Apple iPod — Official website
 Apple's 21st century Walkman — Brent Schlender, Fortune, October 2001
 iPod Nation — Steven Levy, Newsweek, July 2004
 Behind the Music — Ken Aaron, Cornell Engineering, 2005
 The Perfect Thing — Steven Levy, Wired, November 2006
 Apple Wiki

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