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Buying Ipod is just like buying a piece of enjoy-ment. The first criteria is to buy something you will enjoy. And full enjoyment of your new iPod means considering your music, your lifestyle and, of course, your budget.
• iPod Shuffle
• iPod Nano
• which iPod is Right for you?
should purchase a traditional Ipod. Available in 30gb and 60gb sizes, the Ipod will hold 15,000 or 30,000 songs respectively. If you don’t have enough songs to fill your iPod why not download some videos instead? Ipods now all support video, so you can download your favorite television show or music video and take it with you on the road. The battery on the Ipod will last up to 20 hours before giving out making it a great music and video player for long trips.iPod Shuffle
The Ipod shuffle is perfect for people who don’t want to carry around their entire music collection with then, but want something light and easy for working out and going out on the two. The ipod shuffle is about the size of a pack of gum, and comes with a lanyard so you can wear it around your neck and go hands free. The shuffle comes in two sizes 512mb and 1g, the 512mb ipods shuffle will hold 120 songs and the 1gb model will hold around 240.iPod Nano
If you want to keep it small, but also want to see your play list then an iPod Nano may be the right ipod for you. iPod Nanos are slightly larger in size than the shuffle but have their own color display where you can easily navigate through songs and play lists as well as view your pictures. Ipod nanos come in 1gb, 2 GB and 4gb sizes. The 1gb model will hold the same as a 1gb shuffle (240 songs) the 4gb version however will hold close to 1000. A new feature of the Nano is their integration with Nike. You can now use you Nano like a pedometer and track your workout as well as listen to some great tunes while you run. Which iPod is Right for You?
iPod fever catches a new wave of consumers every day. Coupled with the unrelenting success of Apple’s music download program iTunes, the iPod has become an unstoppable force in the world of mp3 and portable audio players.
Since its introduction into the world, other companies have risen to the challenge of besting the iPod, but have thus far been unable to attain the recognizable status and fame that surrounds the iPod like a magical aura, capturing the interest of all who fall within the mystical glow.
Apple now offers three different versions of its iPod, which has come quite a long way since its original 5GB model.

When it comes to ipod handling, we need to be very careful. Normally people after getting the ipod just un-wrap it and start using immediately. However we have seen in many cases of dirtied or scratched ipods including scratched ipod screen or as well broken ipod screen. Here are few ways to take good care of your iPod once it is out of the box.

IPod Nano and Video

The risky areas comprise the iPod screen, iPod click wheel and also the back. It is really good to buy iPod screen and wheeling protector immediately at the point of purchase. Get a good silicone screen and wheel protector, which does not use adhesive glue. Next, you should consider a silicone or a leather case. Generally people prefer a leather case as it makes your IPod classier and leather cases of various color could be found. It is very important to buy correct size case. If you can afford, it is good to buy an original leather case as it makes the iPod much classier. An open top Apple leather case is good, but however it is more expensive.

IPod mini

The iPod Mini is stronger than the normal iPod as it is shaped up of aluminum. It does not grate easily nor does it go dirty easily. However, the iPod Mini screen and wheel stay in danger and it is strongly encouraged that you buy a screen and wheel protector for it. Once you have bought a skin wrap, a case could be optional, as it is protected well. Many people still love to carry a case as iPod mini has huge range of cases and it has become fairly in style statement.

IPod Shuffle

The iPod Shuffle is made up of hard-bitten acrylic and an external case is not really necessary. For people who like to use the shuffle for extreme activities or sports, an outer silicone case would be good to prevent it form scratches. There are many brands available but be sure to buy one, which has a cut-out or a thinned skin when the iPod shuffle controls are so that you could control the shuffle even in its casing. A lanyard is another high-quality idea as the original shuffle lanyard is not working with an external skin.

Apple has proven with the iPod that, like cheese and wine, it just gets better over time. The iPod is currently available in three versions: iPod, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle. The iPod, available in 30 and 60GB storage capacities, can store up to 15,000 songs.
The iPod Nano, a smaller version of the iPod, is available in 1, 2 and 4GB storage capacities and can store up to 1,000 songs. Yet it is the iPod shuffle that stands out from the others. Available in 512MB and 1GB storage capacities, the iPod shuffle is proof that bigger is not always better.
One of the major things that sets iPod shuffle apart from other iPods is the element of surprise. People love a good mystery and they get exactly that with the iPod shuffle. Out of 120+ songs, you never know what you are going to hear next. Its like having your own personal radio station, only without the commercials.
With a regular iPod, you set the playlist you want to hear and the songs are played in that order every time. The iPod shuffle adds fun to the listening experience because the playlist is completely random.
Not only is the order of the songs random, the playlist can be random as well. Using the iTunes Autofill feature, the iPod shuffle can be randomly filled with up to 240 songs. The Autofill defaults to the entire iTunes library, but you can change the setting so that it chooses songs from a specific playlist.
So if one day you are in the mood for Classical you can fill using your Classical music playlist. If on the next day you want to hear some Rock, you can fill using your Rock playlist. Autofill can also completely replace the existing playlist on your iPod shuffle or replace only songs that you select for it to replace.
Another one of the things that makes the iPod shuffle unique from its sister devices is its design. The iPod measures 8.38 x 2.49 x 0.84 centimeters and weighs 22 grams. At less than an ounce, that makes the iPod shuffle lighter than some car keys. That makes the iPod shuffle ideal for physical activities. Since the new design uses flash memory rather than hard disk storage, skipping is no longer a concern. It comes with a lanyard so that it can be easily worn around the neck.
Since there is no menu to navigate through, there is not a touchpad in the shuffle like there is on other iPod versions. The buttons on the front of the shuffle perform similar operations to the touchpad on the regular iPod allowing you to play/pause, skip/reverse, fast forward/rewind, and adjust volume.
The backside of the shuffle includes a battery indicator light and a switch that allows you to power off, play songs in order, or play songs shuffled. The battery indicator light shows three battery stages: green indicates a good charge, yellow, for a low charge; and red for a very low charge. If the battery indicator light is not on at all, then your battery has no charge remaining.
The iPod shuffle can be connected directly into the USB port on your computer. This means there are no bulky cords and plugs needed to change the playlist or charge the battery. A fully charged battery lasts up to 12 hours between charges. The USB plug is neatly hidden beneath an attached cap. A traditional wall charger can be purchased for $29.
The iPod shuffle can be used for more than listening to music. You can also store documents and other data on it by using it as a USB flash drive. iTunes allows you to specify how much of the drive you want to use for files and how much you want to use for songs. File storage is possible on other versions of the iPod but it is much more difficult to configure the settings and transfer files.
Sometimes less is more. Plenty people would rather pay $69 for 120 songs that they will listen to rather than pay $399 for 15,000 songs that may never get heard. If there really is an iPod for everyone, then iPod shuffle is one for the masses.

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IPOD3G:

Front Panel ,     USD6.00/PC

Display , 160×128 ,  USD12.00/PC

Headphone Jack , iPod 3G 10/15/20 GB Headphone Jack?Thin version. 632-0218-A printed on cable , USD3.00/PC

Headphone Jack,  30/40 GB Headphone Jack?Thick version. 632-0218-A printed on cable , USD3.00/PC

iPod 15 GB Hard Drive,  Works In?10, 15, or 20 GB 3rd Generation iPods ,20 GB 4th Generation iPods ,20 or 30 GB iPod Photos?Apple logo drive. Currently formatted for Mac, can be reformatted for Windows with iPod Updater. Does not include shock-absorbing bumpers.   USD36/PC

Hard Drive Cable,  USD2.40/PC

Battery, 850 mAh , USD3.65/PC

 

IPOD4G:

Front Panel,  All 4th Generation iPods with monochrome displays, USD7.00/PC

Rear Panel,  40 GB Rear Panel,8MM, USD5.00/PC

Rear Panel,  20 GB Rear Panel,5MM,USD5.00/PC

40 GB Hard Drive,  MK4004GAH,  USD80.00/PC

Display, 160×120?2″, USD13.50/PC

Headphone Jack, iPod 20 GB Headphone Jack?Identify by 820-1635-A printed on board, USD3.00/PC

Headphone Jack, Headphone Jack Cable?Identify by 632-0260-A printed on cable, USD2.40/PC

iPod 20 GB Hard Drive, MK2004GAL, USD44.00/PC

Hard Drive Cable, Identify by 632-0259-A printed on cable, USD2.40/PC

Battery, 616-0215 (750mah/900mah/1200mah), USD3.60/PC

Logic Board, Identify by 820-1723-A printed on board., USD34.00/PC

IPOD Shuffle 2G:

USB dock, This USB cable with integrated Dock is the ideal spare or replacement docking station for your second-generation iPod shuffle (aluminum). Use it to charge and sync with a computer or power adapter. ,  USD3.00/PC

IPOD MINI 1G:

Casing,  Includes clear plastic cover over display.(Four colour:Pink,Blue,Silver,Green), USD7.00/PC

Click Wheel, Gray control icons for 1st Generation iPod Minis, USD10.00/PC

Hard Drive, 6GB Hitachi or Seagate, USD22.00/PC

Hard Drive, 4GB Hitachi or Seagate, USD18.00/PC

Display, 1.67″?138×110, USD9.00/PC

Headphone Jack, Identify by 820-1597-A printed on board,  USD3.00/PC

Top Bezel,  USD1.00/PC

Bottom Bezel,  USD1.00/PC

Battery, 650/800 mAh.model number EC007-5,  USD3.65/PC

Assembly steel panel, USD1.00/PC

Wheel,  colour:Silver, USD1.00/PC

Hard Drive Cable,  USD3.00/PC

Logic Board, USD34..00/PC

IPOD MINI 2G:

4GB,6GBCasing, Includes clear plastic cover over display.(Four colour:Pink,Blue,Silver,Green) USD7.00/PC

Click Wheel, Gray control icons for 1st Generation iPod Minis, USD10.00/PC

Hard Drive, 6GB Hitachi or Seagate, USD22.00/PC

Hard Drive, 4GB Hitachi or Seagate , USD18.00/PC

Display, 1.67″?138×110, USD9.00/PC

Headphone Jack,  Identify by 820-1597-A printed on board,  USD3.00/PC

Top Bezel, USD1.00/PC

Bottom Bezel, USD1.00/PC

Battery, 650/800 mAh.model number EC007-5,  USD3.65/PC

Assembly steel panel, USD1.00/PC

Wheel,  (Four colour:Pink,Blue,Silver,Green),  USD1.00/PC

Hard Drive Cable, USD3.00/PC

Logic Board,  USD34.00/PC

IPOD PHOTO:

Front Panel,  All 4th Generation iPods with color displays (iPod Photo), USD7.00/PC

Rear Panel,  40/60 GB Rear Panel,8MM,  USD6.00/PC

Rear Panel,  20/30 GB Rear Panel,5MM , USD6.00/PC

Hard Drive,  40 GB Hard Drive?MK4004GAH, USD80.00/PC

Hard Drive,   iPod 20 GB Hard Drive.MK2004GAL , USD44.00/PC

Hard Drive,   iPod 15 GB Hard Drive.MK1504GAL, USD36.00/PC

Hard Drive,   iPod 60 GB Hard Drive.MK6004GAL, USD100.00/PC

Display,  iPod Photo Color Display,  USD14.00/PC

Display,  20 GB Color Display, USD14.00/PC

Headphone Jack,  20/30 GB Headphone Jack?Identify by 820-1808-A printed on board, USD3.00/PC

Headphone Jack, 40/60 GB Headphone Jack?Identify by 820-1808-A printed on board. USD3.00/PC

Hard Drive Cable,  Identify by 632-0259-A printed on cable,  USD2.40/PC

Battery,  616-0206,  USD3.60/PC

Headphone Jack Cable,   20/30 GB .Identify by 632-0346-A printed on cable, USD2.40/PC

Headphone Jack Cable,  40/60 GB .Identify by 632-0286-A printed on cable., USD2.40/PC

Logic Board,  20/30 GB Logic Board?Identify by 820-1764-A printed on board, USD34.00/PC

Logic Board,  40/60 GB Logic Board?Identify by 820-1642-A printed on board., USD34.00/PC

IPOD NANO1G:

Front Panel,  Black,white,  USD3.00/PC

Rear Panel,  1,2,4GRear Panel, USD3.00/PC

Touch Wheel Cable,  USD1.00

Display,  Color Display,  USD13.50/PC

Headphone Jack,  USD1.00/PC

Click Wheel Plastics,   Black,White,  USD1.00/PC

Click Wheel,  Black,white,  USD1.60/PC

Battery,  616-0224,  USD3.65/PC

Click Wheel Cover,   USD3.00/PC

IPOD NANO 2G:

Casing,  Four colour,  USD9.00/PC

Headphone Jack and Click Wheel,  USD5.65/PC

Display,  Color Display,  USD7.00/PC

Battery,  400mah,  USD3.20/PC

IPOD NANO3:

Front Panel,  BALCK,RED,SILVER,BLUE,GREEN,  USD5.00/PC

Rear Panel,  4,8GRear Panel,  SD5.00/PC

Display,  USD8.00/PC

Battery,  400MAH, USD3.60/PC

crystal case,  USD1.00/PC

silicon case,  USD0.60PC

IPOD 5G (VIDEO):

Front Panel,   All 5th Generation iPods (iPod Video).Black,White  USD5.00/PC

Rear Panel,  60 GB Rear Panel,  USD5.00/PC

Rear Panel,  30 GB Rear Panel,  USD5.00/PC

Rear Panel,  30 GB Rear Panel,  USD5.00/PC

Hard Drive,  30 GB Hard Drive?MK3008GAL,  USD52.00/PC

Hard Drive,  iPod 60 GB Hard Drive.MK6008GAH,  USD70.00/PC

Hard Drive,  iPod80 GB Hard Drive.,  USD90.00/PC

Display,    Color Display.2.5″.320×240,  USD20.00/PC

Headphone Jack & Hold Switch,  30 GB,  USD3.00/PC

Headphone Jack & Hold Switch,  60/80 GB, USD3.00/PC

Hard Drive Cable,  USD1.20/PC

Battery,  850mah 30g/60g/80g,  USD4.00/PC

Click Wheel,  Identify by 821-0372-A printed on cable.Black,White,  USD4.00/PC

Click Wheel Plastics,  Black,White,  USD1.60/PC

Logic Board,  Identify by 820-1763-A or 820-1975-A printed on board,  USD76.00/PC

Metal Framework,  USD5.00/PC

IPOD CLASSIC:

Rear Panel,  80gb/160gb,  USD6.00/PC

Battery,   580mah/850mah,  USD4.00/PC

Headphone Jack & Hold Switch,  USD5.00/PC

IPOD TOUCH:

Rear Panel,  8gb/16gb,  USD7.00/PC

Display,  USD70.00/PC

Battery,  900mah, USD7.00/PC

IPHONE PARTS:

iPhone replacement battery, Model No. : 616-0290,616-0291

The iPod shuffle is the smallest of the iPod family and it is the simplest, but it is still convenient and has good sound quality. The iPod shuffle is available in two models. The first generation of the iPod shuffle is as big as a pack of gum. There is no screen on the iPod, but it still has navigation. Many people took to the iPod Shuffle because it was easy to carry around on a run or to keep around during a workout. The iPod shuffle is still popular, and has become more so since the 2nd generation of the iPod shuffle.

Even though there is no screen on the iPod, there is still the standard click wheel on the front face that allows the user to navigate through its songs. Every iPod has the click wheel so that the user can go forward and backwards through the playlist. While most iPod models have a menu screen, the iPod Shuffle lacks this feature. The songs are shuffled on one playlist and the user has the choice to start the playlist over each time the iPod is used, or they can set the iPod shuffle to continue where it left off each time they leave the iPod Shuffle.

Since there is no screen on the iPod shuffle, the battery life is portrayed through blinking lights on the front and back of the iPod Shuffle. When the iPod shuffle is charging, the light will blink an orange color. Once the charge is complete, it will be a green light. When the iPod shuffle is losing battery, the light will either be orange or red. There is a card included with the iPod that informs the user of what the lights are indicating.

The 2nd generation iPod shuffle is much smaller than the first iPod, and has a back clip that covers the whole back side. The newest version of the iPod shuffle still has the click wheel, but has no screen. The casing is durable like that of the iPod Nano 2nd gen. Both models of the iPod shuffle are successful amongst runners and other people that use their iPod for workouts. The iPod shuffle is small enough that it will not get in the way of most body movements.

Apple created the iPod shuffle in hopes to appeal to the active type of people. Even though they are not as advanced as the rest of the iPod family, they are intended for those to listen to music on the go. A person can get several hundred songs onto their iPod, which is enough for a couple of hours worth of music.

There are two generations of the iPod shuffle that people have the option of choosing from. While they are small and compact, the iPod shuffle has a lot of potential, and can still be useful for many people. They are the smallest of the iPod family, and are great for many people.

For more information about iPod Nano or even about iPod Shuffle and especially about iPod Sweepstakes please review one of these links.

The iPod shuffle is the smallest of the iPod family and it is the simplest, but it is still convenient and has good sound quality. The iPod shuffle is available in two models. The first generation of the iPod shuffle is as big as a pack of gum. There is no screen on the iPod, but it still has navigation. Many people took to the iPod Shuffle because it was easy to carry around on a run or to keep around during a workout. The iPod shuffle is still popular, and has become more so since the 2nd generation of the iPod shuffle.

Even though there is no screen on the iPod, there is still the standard click wheel on the front face that allows the user to navigate through its songs. Every iPod has the click wheel so that the user can go forward and backwards through the playlist. While most iPod models have a menu screen, the iPod Shuffle lacks this feature. The songs are shuffled on one playlist and the user has the choice to start the playlist over each time the iPod is used, or they can set the iPod shuffle to continue where it left off each time they leave the iPod Shuffle.

Since there is no screen on the iPod shuffle, the battery life is portrayed through blinking lights on the front and back of the iPod Shuffle. When the iPod shuffle is charging, the light will blink an orange color. Once the charge is complete, it will be a green light. When the iPod shuffle is losing battery, the light will either be orange or red. There is a card included with the iPod that informs the user of what the lights are indicating.

The 2nd generation iPod shuffle is much smaller than the first iPod, and has a back clip that covers the whole back side. The newest version of the iPod shuffle still has the click wheel, but has no screen. The casing is durable like that of the iPod Nano 2nd gen. Both models of the iPod shuffle are successful amongst runners and other people that use their iPod for workouts. The iPod shuffle is small enough that it will not get in the way of most body movements.

Apple created the iPod shuffle in hopes to appeal to the active type of people. Even though they are not as advanced as the rest of the iPod family, they are intended for those to listen to music on the go. A person can get several hundred songs onto their iPod, which is enough for a couple of hours worth of music.

There are two generations of the iPod shuffle that people have the option of choosing from. While they are small and compact, the iPod shuffle has a lot of potential, and can still be useful for many people. They are the smallest of the iPod family, and are great for many people.

For more information about iPod Nano or even about iPod Shuffle and especially about iPod Sweepstakes please review one of these links.