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Evolution of the iPod – 3D scans #iPod #Apple @ScanOfTheMonth
The iPod was a groundbreaking piece of consumer electronics. With new generations introduced every year after its launch in 2001, the iPod product family reflected a period of rapid development in processing, storage, displays, and user interfaces, anticipating the iPhone’s blockbuster release in 2007.
Scan of the Month explores the evolution of the iPod from the inside out with their Lumafield Neptune CT scanner, joined by Tony Fadell, the inventor of the iPod and the founder of Nest.
Models scanned:
iPod Classic (1st Generation) – OCTOBER 2001
iPod Classic (6th Gen) – SEPTEMBER 5, 2007
iPod Nano (1st Generation) – SEPTEMBER 2005
See Scan of the Month for the video and scans of different generations.
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