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Low End iPod

Original iPod mini

Apple introduced the compact iPod mini at Macworld Expo in January 2004. The iPod mini incorporated a click wheel, which eliminated the need for 4 separate control buttons and allowed Apple to make a more compact music player.

To protect the tiny hard drive, the iPod mini was build of aluminum.

The 4 GB iPod mini was available in 5 colors: silver, gold, blue, pink, and green. It used the same dock connector as the 3G iPod.

The iPod mini was the first iPod to charge using USB 2.0.

Models

silver, M9160
gold, M9437
blue, M9436
pink, M9435
green, M9434

Specifications

FireWire: supported
USB 2.0: supported
Battery: 400 mAh
Play time: 8 hours
Display: 2.67" 138 x 110 pixels
Dimensions: 3.6" x 2.0" x 0.5"
Weight: 3.6 oz.

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