iPod Fourth Generation (Classic) 20GB
iPod Fourth Generation (Classic) 20GB
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Released in July 2004, the iPod fourth generation adopted the click wheel from the iPod Mini and had a hold switch redesign. There were two versions of the this particular iPod one with a two color blue back lit LCD display (pictured) and a color version called the iPod Photo. They came with either 20GB or 40GB hard drive based capacity, dock connection (dock was included with the 40 GB version), improved better battery life, FireWire interface, and supported AAC, AIFF, MP3 and WAV audio formats, no video. The playback modes included playlist, one ad all track repeat, random shuffle play.
iPod Fourth Generation (Classic) 40GB
Image by Mac Users Guide
Released in July 2004, the iPod fourth generation adopted the click wheel from the iPod Mini and had a hold switch redesign. There were two versions of the this particular iPod one with a two color blue back lit LCD display (pictured) and a color version called the iPod Photo. They came with either 20GB or 40GB hard drive based capacity, dock connection (dock was included with the 40 GB version), improved better battery life, FireWire interface, and supported AAC, AIFF, MP3 and WAV audio formats, no video. The playback modes included playlist, one ad all track repeat, random shuffle play.
iPod Fourth Generation (Classic) 40GB
Image by Mac Users Guide
Released in July 2004, the iPod fourth generation adopted the click wheel from the iPod Mini and had a hold switch redesign. There were two versions of the this particular iPod one with a two color blue back lit LCD display (pictured) and a color version called the iPod Photo. They came with either 20GB or 40GB hard drive based capacity, dock connection (dock was included with the 40 GB version), improved better battery life, FireWire interface, and supported AAC, AIFF, MP3 and WAV audio formats, no video. The playback modes included playlist, one ad all track repeat, random shuffle play.
