iPod2 Full feature, photos and how work

iPod2 addition, iTunes and integration autosync, click wheel and a slim form factor, some of the most remarkable features of iPod are:

Audio: 160-GB iPod can store up to 40,000 songs (20,000 for the 80-GB model). Search function you can type a keyword (song name, artist, album) using the Click Wheel to find a song on the iPod hard disk. It supports MP3, AIFF, WAV, AAC, Apple Lossless and Audible audio files. You can download songs from the iTunes Store, from another site to download MP3 or tear them from your CD into iTunes software.

Photos: The player has up to 25,000 photos. It is compatible with files converted from JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, PNG and PSD. You can upload your photos in iPhoto iPod from Mac or Windows Adobe Photoshop Elements / Album.

Video: 80-GB version can hold up to 100 hours of video and 160-GB version can hold up to 200 hours. It supports H.264 and MPEG-4 and MOV to iPod video files converted from the environment through the iTunes software. You can play video podcasts, music videos, movies and TV shows on iPod and your own DVDs and videos that are encoded with QuickTime Pro and download to your player through iTunes.

External Hard Drive: The iPod can act as a portable hard drive, which carries all kinds of files between computers. Just select the "Enable disk use" of the iTunes software, and you can download what you want on the hard disk of the player.

Calendar / contacts sync: iPod automatically downloads all new contacts or calendar data to add iCal Mac or Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, since the last time the iPod was plugged into your computer.

Games: The iPod comes with preloaded games. Download games from the iTunes store to other companies or even create your own.

Auto integration: You have an iPod and you are launching a new car or a new receiver unit, you can get the sound system for a fully integrated player.

For a complete list of the features of iPod, Apple iPod consultation. Now let's get a video iPod 30 GB fifth generation to know what equipment is used to perform these tasks.