Apple AirPods Pro with Charging Case

The Apple iPod (3rd Generation), released in April 2003, was a major milestone in the evolution of Apple's portable media players. Known internally as the "iPod (Dock Connector)", it introduced several major design changes that shaped future Apple devices.  Key Features & Design Innovations Touch-Sensitive Front Buttons: Unlike previous models with physical buttons around the wheel, the 3rd Gen placed four touch-sensitive, red-backlit buttons in a horizontal row right under the display (Next, Play/Pause, Menu, Back).  The 30-Pin Dock Connector: This was the first iPod to introduce the 30-pin dock connector, which replaced the top FireWire port and became Apple’s standard charging and syncing port for iPhones and iPods for nearly a decade.  Full Windows Compatibility: It was the first iPod model designed with native Windows PC support alongside Mac, using iTunes 4.1 for Windows.  Slimmer Profile & Capacities: Apple made the chassis significantly thinner and lighter than the 2nd Gen, offering storage capacities of 10 GB, 15 GB, 20 GB, 30 GB, and 40 GB.  Key Specifications

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Used (normal wear)