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  Apple iPod Classic 160 GB

  Rohan Naravane, Apr 23, 2008 1539 hrs IST

  Version 6 of the iPod brings a marginal evolution to the table

  Huge storage space, improved interface, fast data transfer, good battery life, value for money.

  Click-wheel accuracy lower than previous models, bundled ear-phones could have been better, no major additions to the feature-list.

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Page 1 - Intro and Bundle Page 2 - Specifications and Design Page 3 - User Interface and Performance Page 4 - Data Transfer and Battery Life Page 5 - Absolute Comparison Page 6 - The Final Verdict

The world witnessed the first iPod in 2001. It was a stylish music player that could barely store a thousand odd songs (which, in those days, was pretty large). As years passed by, we saw various iterations of the iPod emerge like the Mini, the Nano, the Shuffle, and more recently, the Touch. And along with the rest of the family, the original iPod grew as well, in terms of both storage and features. For instance, the mechanical wheel came to be replaced by the touch-based version and the monochrome display was swapped for a color one.

Right now, we're looking at the 6th generation of the hard-drive based media player -- the Apple iPod Classic 160 GB. Does it still have the magic of those golden days?

Bundle:

Apple iPod Classic 160 GB
Ear-phones
Data cable
Quick Start Guide
Dock connector

Page 1 - Intro and Bundle Page 2 - Specifications and Design Page 3 - User Interface and Performance Page 4 - Data Transfer and Battery Life Page 5 - Absolute Comparison Page 6 - The Final Verdict

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