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Low End iPod

The First Generation (1G) iPod

The original iPod (right) was introduced in October 2001. It had a 5 GB hard drive and could put "1000 songs in your pocket." The distinguishing characteristics of a 1G iPod are four buttons surrounding the scroll wheel (which actually turns) and a FireWire port on top.

In March 2002, Apple introduced iPods with Windows support and added a 10 GB model.

Models

5 GB original, Oct. 2001, M8513
5 GB/Mac, March 2002, M8541
5 GB/Windows, March 2002, M8697
10 GB, March 2002, M8709

Specifications

FireWire: yes
USB 2.0: no
Battery: 1200 mAh
Play time: 10 hours
Display: 2.0" 160 x 128 pixels
Dimensions: 4.02" x 2.43" x 0.78"
Weight: 6.5 oz.

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