Apple iPod mini 2nd Generation Pink (6 GB) MP3 Player 
Apple iPod mini 2nd Generation Pink (6 GB) MP3 Player

 
Apple iPod mini 2nd Generation Pink (6 GB) MP3 Player

Manufacturer: Apple
MPN: M9805LL/A
Storage Capacity: 6 GB
Battery Run Time: Up to 18 hrs.
Supported Formats: AAC, AIFF, MP3 Pro, MP3 VBR, WAV
Product ID: EPID48122208
Description: Weighing in at just 3.6 ounces and showing off in three new shades, iPod mini fits your lifestyle and your bag, whether it be cocktail purse or messenger duffle. The chic, matte anodized aluminum case resists stains and scratches, all th...
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Product Description
Weighing in at just 3.6 ounces and showing off in three new shades, iPod mini fits your lifestyle and your bag, whether it be cocktail purse or messenger duffle. The chic, matte anodized aluminum case resists stains and scratches, all the while protecting your iPod mini from, say, the jostle of overzealous paparazzi. Recessed in the case to keep its surface pristine, the 1.67-inch (diagonal) backlit screen displays full song and album titles, artists names and more. And iPod mini lasts up to 18 hours on a single charge(1): enough for a transatlantic flight, the limo ride to your hotel and a few solid hours of boutique shopping. Of course, iPod mini works just as well for your everyday pursuits. With up to 25 minutes of skip protection, you can even walk the dog in style.

Features
Supported Digital Audio Standards:AAC, AIFF, MP3 Pro, MP3 VBR, WAV
Additional Features:Games, Personal Address Book, Sleep Timer

Details
Size of Display:1.67 inch
Display Features:Battery Level, ID3 Tag Info, Play Mode, Recharging
Digital Storage Media:6 GB (Hard Drive)
PC Interface Supported:Firewire, USB 2.0
Battery Run Time:Up to 18 hrs.
Dimensions (W X D X H):2 in. x 0.5 in. x 3.6 in.
Weight:3.6 oz.
MPN:M9805LL/A

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    Top Reviews
      Apple iPod Mini: Perfect Balance of Memory. Portability
    Review created: 09/26/05
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    berecruited ( 223)
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    22 of 26 people found this review helpful.

    Well good thing you are on eBay - because thats now the best and really the only place to buy iPod Minis. Now that Apple has forgone the iPod Mini series for the iPod Nano. Now that the Nano is getting all of the press attention for being the sexiest gadget ever - its hard to remember that just 12 - 18 months ago, the iPod Mini was in the same boat. And, for iPod Mini fans, thats good news because it means that the value of the Mini has decreased - effectively making them cheaper to buy on eBay as everyone else oogles at the Nano.

    And I'm not 100% convinced that the Nano is better than the Mini. I believe it depends on what you are using it - the Mini is sturdier than the Nano - in fact, there are already blogs and reviews citing the Nano's lack of durability - something the Mini is great at. Of course, the give in that situation is that the Nano is lighter than the Mini... but remember - we are only talking ounces!

    For the dollar, you get more music storage with the Mini than just about anything on the market - and all in a very light-wight MP3 player body. But again - it depends what you are looking for:

    * If you want to a large music library - either for the office, the road or your home - the regular iPod is a better value and better idea

    * If you are a gym-rat looking for the lightest MP3 player - perhaps you want a tiny flash player like the Rios, the Shuffle, or the Nano

    But if you are looking for the perfect hybrid MP3 player - small enough to take a run with but spacious enough to play hours of unique music at the office - the iPod Mini really is the perfect solution. And of course it has the Apple interface and sexiness.

    The minor points: with the second generation of the iPod Mini, Apple has improved the color scheme and really made them shinier and brighter. My preference is the Silver color - but beware that it will show scratches and nicks more so than the other colors. The Blue is bright, the pink quite girly, and the green look a little much like split pea soup for me =)


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      R.I.P. Ipod Mini: 2004-2005
    Review created: 09/27/05
    by:
    theorphan79 ( 494)
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    5 of 7 people found this review helpful.

    With the Ipod Mini officially retired, the only way you are going to find one is online or on the clearance shelf. That actually works in your favor as this is probably the best MP3 player on the market for the dollar.

    Everyone knows Apple has a stranglehold on the MP3 market and the Mini did nothing to diminsh that theory. It was small, had the infamous click-wheel as well as an assortment of colors that appeal to just about everyone. It has a wealth of accessories available at cheap prices as well as great technical support (though you won't need it most likely).

    The menu system is intuitive and easy to navigate. The display is clear and bright and has a nice bluish shade that fades out from non-use. It's durable too though it's hard-drive based so you'd be smart not to use it while jogging or otherwise moving constantly. It also includes ITunes which is pretty much the software to use for MP3 maintenance.

    It's unfortunate that Apple didn't incorporate FM radio into any of it's MP3 players like Rio did. Of course, people snatched them up anyway because it's Apple. The battery itself has some issues as well and often will die before the 500 charge/recharge cycle as arrived. If it's not under warranty, you may as well buy a new Ipod since battery replacement costs nearly as much as buy one.

    New Ipod Mini's can be had for $150 on eBay so it's a great time to buy one. Though the Ipod Nano replaced it, it's a stellar MP3 player to own provided you don't need mega-storage.


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