Ipod Shuffle 1st Generation

Ipod Shuffle 1st Generation. Ipod Shuffle 1st Generation The first generation iPod shuffle, released early 2005, was the first iPod to use flash memory It retains the USB port exposed via 3.5mm headphone connector from its predecessor, rather than using a built-in USB port, in addition to retaining the clip

It is easily recognizable by the male USB connector under the plastic cover on the lower portion of the shuffle Since most people used their iPods just to shuffle, this allowed people to use this ability at a lower cost of entry than a full-sized iPod.

Ipod Shuffle Generation 6

This model is notable for removing all buttons, depending entirely on remote. It is easily recognizable by the male USB connector under the plastic cover on the lower portion of the shuffle It was released by Apple Computer on January 11, 2005, during the Keynote speech at the Macworld Conference & Expo San Francisco 2005 in San Francisco, California.

Refurbished Apple iPod Shuffle 1st Generation 512MB 1GB New Battery 26 Elite Obsolete Electronics. For information about restoring, see Update and restore iPod shuffle software on page 24. iPod shuffle (1st generation) is the first flash memory-based portable music player of the iPod shuffle line

Apple iPod Shuffle 1st Generation 512MB Silver/White Apple, Tech. The Apple iPod shuffle (1st Gen), Apple's lowest cost entrant in the MP3 player market at the time of introduction, features 512 MB or 1.0 GB of flash memory in a small (3.3 by 0.98 by 0.33 inch) case that "is smaller than a pack of gum" with an integrated USB connector, but without a display. The iPod shuffle (3rd generation) returns to a tall form factor much like the first generation iPod shuffle