appleipod - Gizmodo

posts about #appleipod more →
Apple Patent Implies iPod to Get a Unibody
Apple Patent Shows New Hi-Fi?
6th Generation of iPods for January 2008
Up Close and Personal with Krell's $1,200 iPod Dock
Next Gen iPod Patent Has "Touch Surface" On Back
Sony's TDM-iP1 Lets Your iPod and Home Theater Play Nice
iPod Nano Explodes During Charge
Philips Entertainment Dock Brings Your iPod into Your Kitchen
Mexican Airliner Rents iPods for 50 Pesos
iPod and Cellphone Ban Coming to NYC?

Your version of Internet Explorer is not supported. Please upgrade to the most recent version in order to view comments.

Dsmvwl Admin Promote to frontpage Approve user Ban user ×

OMG! Ponies!
08/20/09

In reply to First Generation Apple iPod for Sale Is Actually Second Generation 10GB
Just reconfirmed. The ordering will show Part F8513LL/A - which is a refurb 1gen 5GB. When I checked the receipt through Order Status, it came up with Part F8737LL/A - which is a refurb 2gen 10GB.

iPod Part Number List:
[www.ipodjuice.com]

Googling M8737LL/A confirms it is a 2gen 10GB iPod
[www.everymac.com]
Reply

OMG! Ponies! was starred OMG! Ponies! was unstarred

KTK1990
08/20/09

In reply to First Generation Apple iPod for Sale Is Actually Second Generation 10GB
That is kind of surprising that they are bringing it back for sale. I thought they would have stopped making things that were 3+ years old with multiple revisions and sell the latest model, with the 2nd to latest in the sales area while supplies last.
Reply

Edited by KTK1990 at 08/20/09 5:52 PM KTK1990 was starred KTK1990 was unstarred

TheHeartless
04/10/09

In reply to Apple Patent Implies iPod to Get a Unibody
I see this as a new way for them to fight battery replacers and basically give us the finger. I want longevity, con sarn it!
Reply

TheHeartless was starred TheHeartless was unstarred

Kaiser-Machead
04/09/09

In reply to Apple Patent Implies iPod to Get a Unibody
And it also indicates that the HDD-based iPods may exist for yet another generation, I suppose, to cater to the high capacity crowd. A unibody iPod "classic" design would be most welcome I'm sure. That chrome-like scratch-prone backplate is one of the glaring design flaws in what is initially very "pretty".
Reply

Kaiser-Machead was starred Kaiser-Machead was unstarred

Earlier discussions Other discussions Show all discussions Show featured discussions only Start a new discussion

Gizmodo Team

SUBSCRIBE TO Gizmodo

Login

Reset Password

Register

Submit Your Comment