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Apple iPod Photo now available at Apple Stores
By Jeremy Horwitz
Editor-in-Chief, iLoungeGoogle+
Published: Wednesday, October 27, 2004
News Categories: iPod
Certain retail Apple Stores in the United States have received and started to sell through their first shipments of the company’s new 60-Gigabyte iPod Photo ($599), which though announced only yesterday is already attracting significant attention. Forty-Gigabyte units ($499) have not arrived yet at these stores, but Apple Store employees confirmed that the 60GB model is selling surprisingly well despite its high price tag and lack of any known advertising to support the launch.
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“While looking at photos, I was pretty amazed to see how quickly the photos would scroll through one another. This is many many times faster than anything most digital cameras can do.”
Well that’s because they have already been “pre-baked” by iTunes, compressed and indexed. Most cameras do not make you jump through such hoops to display the photos.
it is interesting, though, that you say that the display is fast. Fast enough to display 30 pics per second? I call that video!
Posted by Demosthenes on November 1, 2004 at 2:28 AM (PST)
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