While 2005 brought us both the mini and the nano, it wasn’t all about getting smaller and simpler. That same year Apple released the fifth-generation iPod which included video capability for the first time.
The 5G utilized the same sleek face material as the nano, with options in black or white, and a stainless-steel backing, (per Everyi). The body of the devices were slimmer than previous generations while still packing up to 60GB of storage capacity.
The 60GB model, which retailed at $399, boasted up to 15,000 tracks, 25,000 photos, 150 hours of video, (per Apple), or some combination of the three. It maintained the previous photo capability and could store photos pulled from a computer or transferred directly from a camera using the iPod Camera Connector.
The 2.5-inch screen, though small, was capable of playing back video on the device itself for watching content on the go and an included AV cable allowed that same content to be displayed on a television. It also contributed to the brief popularity of enhanced podcasts, which included visual elements alongside the usual audio.
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