Apple iPod Shows the Way Forward

The Apple iPod is one neat little gadget that continues to dominate sales of portable music players in the market these days, capturing a growing market segment consisting of young and old portable music lovers alike. With reason.

For starters, the new Apple iPod models rolled out in 2007 featured the biggest updates to the line in years. The 120GB iPod classic, with its sleek, all-metal enclosure, can hold up to 30,000 songs, 150 hours of video, or 25,000 photos. Meantime, the Nano series took on a whole new colorful and sleek design, and video capability was added on a 320x240 screen. There is also the iPod touch, revamped to sport a three-inch wide multitouch screen, WiFi and web browser. The 32GB Apple iPod Touch, a powerful digital media player, has been raved about for its versatility and ability to spew out crisp-clear and vibrant sound. In addition, the user-friendly interface makes it easy to scroll through one’s music.

Indeed, the iPod has come a long way since the market entry of the original 5GB model in 2001, the splashy arrival of the flash-based USB key Shuffle in early 2005, and the introduction of the iPod U2 Special Edition iPod in 2006. It was in late 2007 that the newer crop of the Apple iPod with further enhancements landed.
This year, all iPod offerings underwent some tweaks. The Touch was enhanced to have softer edges, and was revved up with an internal speaker and an App Store. The iPod Classic’s 80GB and 160GB versions were replaced by a 120GB model.
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