iPod ReviewsiPod – Touch, Nano, Classic, Shuffle ReviewsHomeContact UsWelcome to the site of Apple iPod reviews. You are definitely in for a surprise to find the amazing line-ups of iPod from various generations. We have listed under the categories; iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle and iPod Touch. We have added apt dimension picture of the product so to give the user the right size and design. Ranging from the miniature size, iPod collections are endless and extend up to the large screen touch type models. In our reviews, we deal with the iPod’s signature style design, the pros and cons of it. Furthermore, we discuss user interface and project the consumer experience about it. We give the gist of the features and delve in detail with specific features such as the memory, video and audio capabilities, iPod Nike feature and many more. Our unbiased view on the performance sheds the light of the actual capability of the iPod and alongside the points that would make it even better. For quick readers, our verdict in the review is sufficient to offer the overall idea of the iPod itself. We highlight the key specifications of the iPod with respect to body housing, system requirements and software and warranty. We also frequently update the site to communicate the latest deals.iPod Classic 7th Generation ReviewiPod Classic like any other iPod family underwent design and technical modifications to reach its present seventh generation. Interestingly up till the 5th generation the models were just named as iPod and the tag ‘Classic’ was added later. Considering the transformation from the first generation to the latest, only a few tweaking is done to upgrade the iPod to the latest music players. iPod in the first generation is designed with the scroll wheel model and the second generation altered to a virtual wheel idea. Yet, both the generations had a fire wire port on the upper side. The 3rd generation iPod classic line-ups were packed with the dock connector. Further, many features were added from this model onwards. The 4th generation witnessed the addition of click wheel borrowed from the iPod shuffle. In the next generations viz, the fifth and the sixth video play back was added and the screen size had been increased. It was only at this point of time, that iPod was renamed as iPod Classic.OverviewiPod Classic stands apart for its storage. Beauty, elegance, efficiency, and last but not the least, it is the memory capacity that puts it forward. With the storage capacity of 160GB, it can hold up to 40,000 songs. Many items such as the photos, videos, podcast can be stored intact and the user will land up finding still more space to add something. It could be because of some internal file compression technology used by Apple. Further, a few games are also added to give the extra mileage.DesignThe sixth generation iPod classic has got itself eliminated from the clear plastic. The main drawback noted in the plastic case is the higher sensitivity