NOTE
The Click Wheel first appeared on the first-generation
iPod mini. The design and concept of the Click Wheel
proved so popular that Apple borrowed it for the fourthgeneration
iPod.
Figure 1-12: The storage capacity
of the first-generation iPod mini
is not stamped on the back.
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The docking port is on the bottom of the unit, and the monochrome LCD
is backlit. You connect the iPod mini to other devices through FireWire
or USB 2.0.
Identify Your iPod Nano
In September 2005, the iPod mini joined the ranks of Intellivision, Betamax,
Divx players, and standard-definition TV in the bin for technology products for
whom the bell has tolled. The hip new iPod nano replaced it.
With its flash memory instead of the iPod mini??™s Microdrive and the color LCD
instead of the mini??™s monochrome (and the conspicuous absence of a FireWire port),
NOTE
The second-generation iPod mini featured a longer
battery life than the first-generation iPod mini.
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