The iPod classic’s screen is the same 2.5-inch, 320-by-240-pixel version found on the previous model, but battery life is improved significantly. The smaller model’s battery life jumps from 14 ...

The Classic Cube comes with a stick-on protector for your iPod classic’s screen, and your player’s Click Wheel is covered with a thin layer of silicone with elevated button-labels for tactile ...

The display ended up being almost the perfect size to replace the iPod’s original screen, and since it uses composite video, only took two wires to drive from the Pi.

The iPod touch comes in 8GB and 16GB versions. It has a massive, high-resolution, 89mm (3.5-inch) touch-sensitive screen. Apple has included the multi-touch aspects of the iPhone's iPod, as well ...

Take a walk through tech nostalgia as I share my personal iPod collection, featuring iconic models and a special unboxing.

iFixit tore apart the 3G iPod nano and the iPod classic, and in addition to finding the usual array of LCDs and hard drives, they discovered that the screens are now backed by a metal plate.

Coming in at $40, the most expensive part was the color screen Dupont used to replace the iPod’s original display (the 4th-generation model was the last one to ship with a monochromatic screen).

According to Cult of Mac, Dupont pretty much gutted the iPod and replaced its innards with "a Raspberry Pi Zero W board, a new LCD color display, a haptic motor, and a 1,000 mAh rechargeable battery." ...

At the time, the company stopped making the iPod classic, a version with a click wheel and small screen that was most similar to the original version. In 2017, Apple stopped making its smallest ...

The iPod Classic was killed off in 2014. And while the iPod Touch is still available on Apple’s shop, it’s hidden away in a submenu of the music section, and hasn’t been refreshed since 2019.

The classic, which didn't get any love today at the big show, is still $249 for 160GB. It's been 10 years since the iPod first debuted, changing the landscape of portable music players.

The fourth-generation iPod Classic and first-generation iPad mini are among the newest additions to GRID's lineup of devices, selling for $499 and $249, respectively.