Thread: Apple iPod Shuffle

The Apple iPod Shuffle is one of the most popular digital audio players in the world. The Shuffle as it is popularly known has been designed as well as marketed by Apple Inc. It is the cheapest of the entire range of the iPod models, hence is also considered to be budget model in the Apple iPod family. The iPod Shuffle is the smallest portable music player made by Apple.

The shuffle was launched in the year 2005 on 11th of January at the Macworld Conference & Expo. The Shuffle was launched with a tagline, "life is random." The Apple iPod Shuffle does not store its data on a hard disc; instead it uses a flash memory for the same purpose.

The Apple iPod Shuffle is the smallest as well as the lightest model. In fact the latest second generation model is know to weigh about 15 grams (0.55 ounces). The second generation Apple iPod Shuffle was introduced in September 2006. It was launched along with a revamped version of the iPod Classic and the second generation iPod Nano

The first generation iPod Shuffle had a 512 MB memory. It was available only in White color. Also it could connect directly to a USB without any adaptor. It was compatible with the Mac: 10.2 Operating System and the Windows 2000 OS and above. It had a battery life of 12 hours

The second generation Apple iPod Shuffle is actually available in a 1 GB as well as a 2 GB model. It has a flash memory and does not have a screen. It is available in four colors, silver, green, blue, pink and orange. It needs a USB 2.0 connection, for that purpose it also has a dock. It is compatible with the Mac 10.3 OS and the Windows XP operating system

I think the shuffle is very nice and quite cute in size. Its ideal to carry around when traveling and even better while your exercising. The fact thats is lightweight and looks good makes it an ideal MP3 player. I think maybe if it was available in 4Gb it would be even better, but the max if 2GB!

i just hate iPod series coz i dont like the output of it that much.........

Explain further of what you actually mean by the output!

I had an older version of an iPod 2 years ago, and its still working good enough, and the best thing is the looks, and its sleek!

i mean when u just put the bass at full and the treble is on low level than u found that the sound was to creepy......but i wont found that kind of thing on my Sony NW S203F player...........i tried it on ipod 16 GB dont think shuffle have equalizer facility.....

nd if u go by looks......here is my one u can compare both.......

well its ones own preference, but i would personally use the shuffle for exercising like i mentioned before, and because it being used for that you don't want too much bass, so it harms your ear drums, cause exercise for me is something i do for 2 hours! For loud and base music i use my speakers in my house!

Yeh when it comes to listening to music in your own time in private then you can settle for full base stuff like u mentioned, and got to agree it does look good!

(you could have made your image a bit smaller)

Originally Posted by Preeti_20

well its ones own preference, but i would personally use the shuffle for exercising like i mentioned before, and because it being used for that you don't want too much bass, so it harms your ear drums, cause exercise for me is something i do for 2 hours! For loud and base music i use my speakers in my house!

(you could have made your image a bit smaller)

i'm talking bout the whole functions of a player.......like what they can nd what they cant........i also wont listen to the music on full bass but all the music companies uses too high bass music files to test their machines.....

nd the images are from a outer link which posted by the insert image tool so i can't resize them......