Posted by Draving on 02/28/05 in
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FireWire is still Apple Computer’s baby, but the proud parent is cutting the cord.
With the latest crop of iPods, Apple is no longer including a FireWire cable in the box. The music players will still work with FireWire, if a cord is purchased separately, but only a USB 2.0 cable comes with the device. The move is part of a gradual shift on Apple’s part to standardize the iPod on USB, which is far more common in the Windows world.
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Posted by Draving on 02/27/05 in
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FireWire is still Apple Computer’s baby, but the proud parent is cutting the cord.
With the latest crop of iPods, Apple is no longer including a FireWire cable in the box. The music players will still work with FireWire, if a cord is purchased separately, but only a USB 2.0 cable comes with the device. The move is part of a gradual shift on Apple’s part to standardize the iPod on USB, which is far more common in the Windows world.
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Posted by Draving on 02/26/05 in
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FireWire is still Apple Computer’s baby, but the proud parent is cutting the cord.
With the latest crop of iPods, Apple is no longer including a FireWire cable in the box. The music players will still work with FireWire, if a cord is purchased separately, but only a USB 2.0 cable comes with the device. The move is part of a gradual shift on Apple’s part to standardize the iPod on USB, which is far more common in the Windows world.
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Posted by Draving on 02/25/05 in
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FireWire is still Apple Computer’s baby, but the proud parent is cutting the cord.
With the latest crop of iPods, Apple is no longer including a FireWire cable in the box. The music players will still work with FireWire, if a cord is purchased separately, but only a USB 2.0 cable comes with the device. The move is part of a gradual shift on Apple’s part to standardize the iPod on USB, which is far more common in the Windows world.
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