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The Fourth Generation (4G) iPod

Apple introduced the fourth generation iPod on July 19, 2004. The 4G iPod incorporated a click wheel, something that had been introduced with the iPod mini. This eliminated the need for four separate control buttons.

The new iPods were more energy efficient and managed 12 hours of play from a 600 mAh battery. They were also slightly thinner than the 3G models.

The 4G iPods were the first full-sized models that could be charged using USB 2.0. They were joined by the premium iPod photo, the first iPods with color screens, in Oct. 2004. The two lines were merged in June 2005 creating the iPod (with color display), commonly called the iPod color.

Models

20 GB, July 2004, M9282
40 GB, July 2004, M9268

Specifications

FireWire: supported
USB 2.0: supported
Battery: 600 mAh
Play time: 12 hours
Display: 2.0" 160 x 128 pixels
Dimensions: 4.1" x 2.4" x 0.57" (20 GB) or 0.69" (40 GB)
Weight: 5.6 oz. (20 GB) or 6.2 oz. (40 GB)

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