Apple iPod - Revision history

HotshotGG at 22:07, 7 September 2006

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	Check out this [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=40992&st=25&p=360802&#entry360802 still evolving HA thread]		Check out this [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=40992&st=25&p=360802&#entry360802 still evolving HA thread]


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Pepoluan: Rewrite

2006-01-30T19:23:03Z

Rewrite

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	The '''iPod''' is a ~~hard drive-based~~ portable ~~audio player~~ from Apple Computer, capable of playing various file formats (see below). In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by Apple's Industrial Design Group under Jonathan Ive, iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple user interface designed around a central scroll wheel, and FireWire or USB 2.0 connectivity. As of October 2004, the iPod was the most popular ~~digital music player~~ in the United States, with 82% market share of HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a portable Digital Audio Player from Apple Computer, capable of playing various file formats (see below). In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by Apple's Industrial Design Group under Jonathan Ive, iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple user interface designed around a central scroll wheel, and FireWire or USB 2.0 connectivity. As of October 2004, the iPod was the most popular DAP in the United States, with 82% market share of HD-based players. It is also the most popular DAP in the world, with over 50% market share of all DAPs combined.

			There are basically 2 physical versions of the iPod:
			* The Hard Drive-based iPod: iPod, iPod Color/Photo, Video iPod
			* The Flash-based iPod: iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano

	=Supported formats=		=Supported formats=

Pepoluan: Restructure the supported formats, added info about latest Rockbox

2006-01-30T19:15:45Z

Restructure the supported formats, added info about latest Rockbox

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	The '''iPod''' is a hard drive-based portable audio player from Apple Computer, capable of playing ~~[[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]]~~ file formats. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by Apple's Industrial Design Group under Jonathan Ive, iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple user interface designed around a central scroll wheel, and FireWire or USB 2.0 connectivity. As of October 2004, the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the United States, with 82% market share of HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a hard drive-based portable audio player from Apple Computer, capable of playing various file formats (see below). In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by Apple's Industrial Design Group under Jonathan Ive, iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple user interface designed around a central scroll wheel, and FireWire or USB 2.0 connectivity. As of October 2004, the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the United States, with 82% market share of HD-based players.

			=Supported formats=
			Out-of-the-box, the iPod supports the following formats:
			* [[AAC]]/[[M4A]]
			* [[AIFF]]
			* [[Apple Lossless]]
			* [[MP3]]
			* [[WAV]]

			'''Newsflash:''' with a suitable [[Rockbox]] firmware, Apple iPods can also play the following formats:
			* [[FLAC]]
			* [[Musepack\|Musepack (MPC)]]
			* [[Ogg Vorbis]]

			Check out this [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=40992&st=25&p=360802&#entry360802 still evolving HA thread]

Rjamorim at 16:54, 1 April 2005

2005-04-01T16:54:00Z

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	The '''iPod''' is a ~~[[hard disk drive\|~~hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file ~~format]]s~~. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and ~~[[IEEE 1394\|~~FireWire]] or ~~[[USB\|~~USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of ~~2004\|As of]]~~ October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market share of HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a hard drive-based portable audio player from Apple Computer, capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] file formats. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by Apple's Industrial Design Group under Jonathan Ive, iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple user interface designed around a central scroll wheel, and FireWire or USB 2.0 connectivity. As of October 2004, the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the United States, with 82% market share of HD-based players.

69.158.126.179: Minor editorial change: "market sharefor HD-based" to "market share of HD-based"

2005-01-03T03:44:59Z

Minor editorial change: "market sharefor HD-based" to "market share of HD-based"

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	The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market ~~sharefor~~ HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market share of HD-based players.

62.2.21.164 at 15:51, 21 October 2004

2004-10-21T15:51:05Z

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	The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[~~Advanced Audio Coding\|~~AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market sharefor HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market sharefor HD-based players.

80.218.58.217 at 21:35, 19 October 2004

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	The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[~~mp3\|~~MP3]], [[WAV]], [[Advanced Audio Coding\|AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market sharefor HD-based players.		The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[Advanced Audio Coding\|AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market sharefor HD-based players.

80.218.58.217 at 00:20, 18 October 2004

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	82% market ~~share~~		The '''iPod''' is a [[hard disk drive\|hard drive]]-based portable audio player from [[Apple Computer]], capable of playing [[mp3\|MP3]], [[WAV]], [[Advanced Audio Coding\|AAC]]/[[M4A]], [[AIFF]], and [[Apple Lossless]] [[file format]]s. In addition to its audio capabilities, the iPod may also be used as an external hard drive. Designed by [[Apple's Industrial Design Group]] under [[Jonathan Ive]], iPods are distinguished by their small size, simple [[user interface]] designed around a central scroll wheel, and [[IEEE 1394\|FireWire]] or [[USB\|USB 2.0]] connectivity. [[As of 2004\|As of]] October [[2004]], the iPod was the most popular digital music player in the [[United States]], with 82% market sharefor HD-based players.

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68.67.32.194 at 17:34, 17 October 2004

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