Apple — Press Info - Apple Unveils New iPods
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`Press Releases
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`Productlmages.& Info
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`Apple Leadership
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`Apple Unveils New iPods
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`5GB, 10GB and 20GB Versions for Mac & Windows
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`MACWORLD EXPO, NEW YORK—]u|y I7, 2002—App|e® today extended its lead in the portable digital music market with the
`introduction of the next generation iPod"", available in three configurations: a 5GB model that now starts at just $299 (US); a
`10GB model that is 10 percent thinnerforjust $399 (US); and a new 20GB model that can hold 4,000 songs forjust $499 (US).
`Both the 10GB and the 20GB models feature the industry’s first solid —state touch wheel for incredible precision, accuracy and
`durability, and include a new Apple carrying case and wired remote. The new iPods will be available for the first time to both
`Mac® and Windows customers.
`
`“The award—winning iPod now comes in models that are more -affordable, thinnerand hold up to 4,000 songs in your pocket,"
`said Steve Jobs, Ap'p'le"s CEO. “But the biggest news is that we‘re bringing the iPod to Windows users, so they can join this
`amazing portable digital music revolution."
`
`iPod is the only portable digital music player with Auto-sync, an innovative feature that automatically downloads an entire
`digital music library into an iPod and keeps it up—to—date whenever the iPod is plugged back into a Mac. With iPod’s built—in
`FireWire@ port, a massive 4,000 song library can be downloaded in just over 30 minutes verses the more than 13 hours it
`would take to transfer 4,000 songs with USB‘—based devices. The iPod’s battery provides up to lo hours of continuous music
`and recharges automatically whenever iPod is connected, using power supplied overthe FireWire cable.
`For Mac users, the
`new iPod will include the new iTunes“" 3, Apple's award—winning digital music software.* iTunes 3 adds dozens of new
`features including Smart Playlists that automatically and dynamically update playlists based on simple rules set by the user,
`Sound Check for consistent volu me playback and support for audio programming from Audible.com. With these new features,
`Mac users caneasily transfer audio programming and sound quality adjyustments to their iPod to use whe rever they go. Use rs
`can now sync information back to iTu nes to bookmark where they left off listening to Audible programming, or to update
`song p|a'y—counts or last—played dates for iTu nes’ Smart Playlists. iPod’s newrdigital clock adds the necessary time and date
`stamp to individual songs.
`
`For Windows use rs, the iPod now works seamlessly with MUSICMATCH Ju kebox, the number one selling music software for
`PCs. iPod is the only MP3 player to provide Windows customers with Apple's exclusive Aut_o—s,ync technology, to keep their
`iPod automatically updated every time it is plugged into their PC. Users also have the option to manually transfer individual
`songs or playlists from their MUSICMATCH library to their iPod. iPod for Windows will ship with MUSICMATCH Jukebox.
`
`iPod for Mac or Windows comes with improved headphones that offer enhanced bass response, smoother transitions and
`moreaccurate high—end sound reproduction. iPod also features ;a redesigned and more portable thin FireWire cable; 20GB and
`10GB iPod models include a built—in protective cover for the Firewire port.
`
`Pricing & Availability
`The new iPod will be available fora suggested retail price of $299 (US) for the 5GB iPod, $399 (US) for the 10GB iPod and $499
`(US) for the 20GB iPod through the Apple Store® (www,app|e.com), Apple's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers. iPod
`for Mac will be available in early August and iPod for Windows will be available in late August. Laser engraving is available for
`$49 (US) and can include two lines of text with up, to 27 characters per line.
`
`All iPod models include earbud headphones, Apple iPod Power Adapter and FireWire cable. 10GB and 20GB iPod models
`include carrying case and wired remote; optional remote and carrying case are available‘ for 5GB iPod models. iPod for
`Windows also includes a 4—pin—to—6—pin FireWire adapter. iPod for Mac includes I"|'unes 3; iPod for Windows includes
`MUSICMATCH Ju ke box software.
`
`iPod for Mac requires Macf’ OS X version 10.1 or Mac OS 9.2, iTunes 2.0.4 and a Macintosh with built—in Firewire port. iPod for
`Windows requires a PC with built—in Firewire or a Windows—certified FireWire card and Windows Me, Windows 2000, or
`Windows XP Home or Professional.
`
`*Some~ iPod features require a Mac and I"|'unes 3.
`
`Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 19705 with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the
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`http://www. apple. com/pr/1ibrary/2002/07/ 1 7App1e-Unveils-New-iPods.html
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`12/28/2013
`SIGHTSOUND TECHNOLOGIES.
`EXHIBIT 2136
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`CBM2013-00020 (APPLE V. SIGHTSOUND)
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`Page 1 of 2
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`If/lac
`iPod
`iPho ne
`iPad
`iTu nes
`S u ppo rt
`
`Press Releases
`
`Productlmages.& Info
`
`Apple Leadership
`
`Apple Unveils New iPods
`
`5GB, 10GB and 20GB Versions for Mac & Windows
`
`MACWORLD EXPO, NEW YORK—]u|y I7, 2002—App|e® today extended its lead in the portable digital music market with the
`introduction of the next generation iPod"", available in three configurations: a 5GB model that now starts at just $299 (US); a
`10GB model that is 10 percent thinnerforjust $399 (US); and a new 20GB model that can hold 4,000 songs forjust $499 (US).
`Both the 10GB and the 20GB models feature the industry’s first solid —state touch wheel for incredible precision, accuracy and
`durability, and include a new Apple carrying case and wired remote. The new iPods will be available for the first time to both
`Mac® and Windows customers.
`
`“The award—winning iPod now comes in models that are more -affordable, thinnerand hold up to 4,000 songs in your pocket,"
`said Steve Jobs, Ap'p'le"s CEO. “But the biggest news is that we‘re bringing the iPod to Windows users, so they can join this
`amazing portable digital music revolution."
`
`iPod is the only portable digital music player with Auto-sync, an innovative feature that automatically downloads an entire
`digital music library into an iPod and keeps it up—to—date whenever the iPod is plugged back into a Mac. With iPod’s built—in
`FireWire@ port, a massive 4,000 song library can be downloaded in just over 30 minutes verses the more than 13 hours it
`would take to transfer 4,000 songs with USB‘—based devices. The iPod’s battery provides up to lo hours of continuous music
`and recharges automatically whenever iPod is connected, using power supplied overthe FireWire cable.
`For Mac users, the
`new iPod will include the new iTunes“" 3, Apple's award—winning digital music software.* iTunes 3 adds dozens of new
`features including Smart Playlists that automatically and dynamically update playlists based on simple rules set by the user,
`Sound Check for consistent volu me playback and support for audio programming from Audible.com. With these new features,
`Mac users caneasily transfer audio programming and sound quality adjyustments to their iPod to use whe rever they go. Use rs
`can now sync information back to iTu nes to bookmark where they left off listening to Audible programming, or to update
`song p|a'y—counts or last—played dates for iTu nes’ Smart Playlists. iPod’s newrdigital clock adds the necessary time and date
`stamp to individual songs.
`
`For Windows use rs, the iPod now works seamlessly with MUSICMATCH Ju kebox, the number one selling music software for
`PCs. iPod is the only MP3 player to provide Windows customers with Apple's exclusive Aut_o—s,ync technology, to keep their
`iPod automatically updated every time it is plugged into their PC. Users also have the option to manually transfer individual
`songs or playlists from their MUSICMATCH library to their iPod. iPod for Windows will ship with MUSICMATCH Jukebox.
`
`iPod for Mac or Windows comes with improved headphones that offer enhanced bass response, smoother transitions and
`moreaccurate high—end sound reproduction. iPod also features ;a redesigned and more portable thin FireWire cable; 20GB and
`10GB iPod models include a built—in protective cover for the Firewire port.
`
`Pricing & Availability
`The new iPod will be available fora suggested retail price of $299 (US) for the 5GB iPod, $399 (US) for the 10GB iPod and $499
`(US) for the 20GB iPod through the Apple Store® (www,app|e.com), Apple's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers. iPod
`for Mac will be available in early August and iPod for Windows will be available in late August. Laser engraving is available for
`$49 (US) and can include two lines of text with up, to 27 characters per line.
`
`All iPod models include earbud headphones, Apple iPod Power Adapter and FireWire cable. 10GB and 20GB iPod models
`include carrying case and wired remote; optional remote and carrying case are available‘ for 5GB iPod models. iPod for
`Windows also includes a 4—pin—to—6—pin FireWire adapter. iPod for Mac includes I"|'unes 3; iPod for Windows includes
`MUSICMATCH Ju ke box software.
`
`iPod for Mac requires Macf’ OS X version 10.1 or Mac OS 9.2, iTunes 2.0.4 and a Macintosh with built—in Firewire port. iPod for
`Windows requires a PC with built—in Firewire or a Windows—certified FireWire card and Windows Me, Windows 2000, or
`Windows XP Home or Professional.
`
`*Some~ iPod features require a Mac and I"|'unes 3.
`
`Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 19705 with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the
`
`http://www. apple. com/pr/1ibrary/2002/07/ 1 7App1e-Unveils-New-iPods.html
`
`12/28/2013
`SIGHTSOUND TECHNOLOGIES.
`EXHIBIT 2136
`
`CBM2013-00020 (APPLE V. SIGHTSOUND)
`PAGE 000001
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`Apple
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