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History of the iPod TV special full video

web.mac.com — On December 27th, Discovery Channel in the United States aired a show called "The iPod Revolution," a in depth look at how the iPod became what it is. It goes all the way back to Steve Jobs' return to Apple Computer Inc. to the new movies in the iTunes Store and everything in between.

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  • defectDS, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Ugh, I just finished watching the tiny torrent version. Eh, I'll save this one for later. :)
  • iching, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1The program was pretty good but missed two important points of the use of the iPod. (fashion statement thing was lame)

    1. The use of the iPod as a portable hard drive.
    I first saw the iPod and the amazing utility of the device in Denmark two years ago.
    I was visiting my family and had just bought a powerbook after being convinced by the daughter to help her buy a ibook for her schoolwork which I bought first. A friend of hers came over and on an iPod mini displayed his latest video and music entry on our computers for a Danish competition on a television news theme.

    2. Podcasts and voice recording
    I used the voice recording in legal meetings and the podcast portion has allowed me to listen to radio and information that is of my choice and at my own leisure.
  • bmelnick, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Torrent: www.digg.com/apple/Torrent_of_Discovery_s_History_of_the_iPod_The_iPod_Revolution
  • iching, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Ditto on the thanks
    , I missed it on the 27th and waited for the Discovery channel to do a repeat.
    I don't have tivo yet so thanks again djman for the link
  • bmelnick, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Been looking for this ... Thanks !!!!

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