Tuesday, 23 September 2008

The iPod Special Edition Packs a Wallop

When the ubiquitous iPods were continually enhanced to meet fast-evolving customer needs and to bring forth new-generation versions, one of the most interesting outcome that caught consumers’ fancy was the Special Edition range featuring popular music artists.

The Irish rock group U2 highlighted the iPod special edition launched in October
2004.

The iPod U2 music player comes in a sleek black body and Ferrari-red scrollwheel. Another distinguishing design tweak is the signatures of all four U2 band members laser-etched in the shiny, silver rear casing of the iPod special edition. When we put to a lab test, the U2 iPod special edition was akin to of the fourth-generation iPod.

To date, a slew of limited or special edition iPods, similar to the gorgeous black and red U2-branded model launched in October 2004, had been rolled out into the marketplace. Among these is the iPod Billy Graham Special Edition for Mac and Windows.

It enables users not only to enjoy good music but also to play games on-the-go, store photos, stay organized with contacts and to-do lists, plus many other tasks.

There are other iPod special edition options, like the attractive options featured in Fantastic New Website, where I caught sight of the Apple iPod nano RED Special Edition Third Generation (8 GB, MB257LL/A) Digital Media Player. It’s a small iPod that entices you to enjoy TV shows, movies, video podcasts, and the like.

A large and bright display promises amazing picture quality. The site likewise offers Choose a variety of cool accessories designed just for iPod.

Small enough to fit in one’s pocket, the iPod special edition weighs only 5.6 ounces. It also offers eternal battery life. With the device, users also enjoy the best auto-sync in the industry.

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