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Gear / Technical Help => Playback Forum => Topic started by: Nick Culbreth on December 17, 2004, 06:28:33 PM
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I've been shopping around for an Ipod and I've noticed there are Ipods manufactured by Apple and an Ipod which looks to be manufactured by Hewlett Packard. What exactly is the difference between the two?
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I believe it's no more than the hp branded ipods ship with usb2 interfaces (i.e. are "intended" for pcs) while apple branded ipods ship with firewire/iee1394 interfaces (i.e. are "intended" for macs) -- usb 2 cables are readily available.
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I believe it's no more than the hp branded ipods ship with usb2 interfaces (i.e. are "intended" for pcs) while apple branded ipods ship with firewire/iee1394 interfaces (i.e. are "intended" for macs) -- usb 2 cables are readily available.
the apple ones come with the usb2 cable as well at least in the 40g model
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Thanks for the input, just ordered mine. ;D
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pick up anapod or if you want some free software ephpod.
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the only difference is the HP ones have the HP logo on the back and are supported through HP tech support. Other than that, they're identical.
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apple makes them both
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apple does make both, hp "teamed up" with apple... as a result the hp ipods. for more info you may want to look here:
www.ipodlounge.com