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The Wall Street Journal reviews the iPod Photo and has the following to say about it.
'In the old days, when cameras used only film and most pictures were printed, you could show off your photos by just whipping out a stack of prints. But what's the equivalent method today, when most pictures remain in digital form, as images on a screen? Well, Apple Computer and some of its competitors want you to show them off on the screen of a small digital device you may already be carrying -- a digital music player like Apple's iPod.
Last week, Apple released a souped-up version of its wildly popular iPod called the iPod Photo. Unlike earlier iPods, this new model has a vivid color screen and can store and display up to 25,000 photos. It retains the usual music storage and playback functions as well. You can view your photos on the iPod itself or on the screen of any TV that's handy, using a clever cable that comes with the new iPod....
We can't recommend the iRiver for average, nontechnical users. But the new iPod Photo is a great choice for storing and sharing digital photos. We just hope it comes down in price.'
Read more at Sizing up the Latest iPod Iteration - Personal Technology from The Wall Street Journal.
Get more information on the Apple iPod Photo
Posted by Darren in our News category on November 04, 2004