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I understand, but I can't remember that anybody - esp. outside the very small Apple bubble - cared about the product itself or extensibility in particular. I wo
by Schlaefer 10y ago
I understand, but I can't remember that anybody - esp. outside the very small Apple bubble - cared about the product itself or extensibility in particular. I would completely dispute that extensibility was a common concern.
At the time PowerMacs came with 40 GB of storage so 5 GB was a lot. Absolute size wasn't a hot topic. And practically nobody else had an Mp3-player so swapping with friends wasn't a thing either.
- tedmiston 10y agoThanks for adding your thoughts. I don't have more time to dedicate to this thread today, but the information I mentioned is accessible in Google by filtering back to that time period should you feel inclined. I'm surprised that you insist otherwise, as it was mentioned often especially when the drive size didn't change much with the first few generations.
- Schlaefer 10y ago> The first iPod even. I was specifically talking about that device. Taking later years into account the situation may of course be somewhat different.