Introducing the iPod Photo
Apple release a colour iPod, the iPod Photo, that can store & view photos as well as doing the usual music stuff.
The newest member of the iPod family, iPod Photo comes in two sizes: a 40GB model, available for $499, and a capacious 60GB model that sells for $599. Both feature a razor sharp LCD display that lets you see your photos in vivid color — 65,536 colors, to be exact. And with its built-in backlighting, you’ll be able to admire those photos indoors or out.
Nice… and I want one now!
I wonder how much they’ll cost once they hit the shores of the UK?
Posted on October 26th, 2004 at 10:21 pm and filed under Technology.
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Neil T. October 26th, 2004 at 11:07 pm (Permalink)
According to the Apple Store - http://store.apple.com/Apple/WebObjects/ukstore?family=iPodphoto - £359 for the 40gig model, £429 for the 60gig model.
I want one too but I’m happy with the storage on the Mini. Now, a iPod Mini Photo… that would be cool… :)
Chris October 26th, 2004 at 11:27 pm (Permalink)
That’ll teach me to assume that the UK would have to wait, like we did for the mini, to get our hands on an iPod Photo. :)
I’d like a mini myself but I find myself slowly filling my 20GB 3G iPod… so 4GB would never do!
I carry alsorts of stuff on my iPod, not just music, so that extra storage that the white iPods offer is quite important to me.
How much smaller are mini’s when placed side-by-side with a 3G white iPod?
Joshua Lee October 26th, 2004 at 11:38 pm (Permalink)
Chris: I’d say they’re about two-thirds the size when viewed from the front.
Chris October 27th, 2004 at 5:58 am (Permalink)
Thanks Josh.
The images over at http://www.stanc.net/mini/ helped make things a little clearer and gave me a better idea of the size of the mini when placed side by side with various objects.