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Apple Ipod Mini shipping now...

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Fri, 02/27/2004 - 14:37 — Christoph C. Cemper

The Mini Ipod seems to be shipping finally…

I want it!

Reviews

Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A

Features

Plays MP3, WAV, AIFF

4.6 Gigs of Storage

Room for 1000 songs

Also functions as an external Firewire drive

Gets power for drive functions from Firewire

Internal Lithium Polymer Battery

10 hours of battery life

Charges in under 3 hours

Easily transfer music with iTunes

Drag one song at a time

Sync selected playlists

Sync entire music collection

2" LCD Display

128 × 96 pixel display

White LED backlight

Adjustable contrast

Firewire Interface

Firewire charges battery

Quickly transfers MP3s over Firewire

Function as an external hard drive

Great Design

Very solid and sturdy

Small Size: 4.02" x 2.43" x .78"

Light: Only 6.5 Oz

Easy Interface to find and Play Songs

Click Sound Gives Feedback While Using Scroll Wheel

Operating System Designed by Pixo

Locate songs by Playlist, Artist, Album, or Song name

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