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-	[title\|iPod Shuffle ~~Repair~~]
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-	[summary]Comprehensive guides for common repairs on every model of iPod Shuffle. Most repairs on these devices are difficult and require prying against adhesive.[/summary]
+	[summary]Comprehensive guides for common repairs on every model of iPod shuffle. Most repairs on these devices are difficult and require prying against adhesive.[/summary]
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+	[page_title\|iPod Shuffle Repair]



-	== Identification ==
+	== Background and Identification ==

-	Even if you know which iPod Shuffle you have, a quick look through the [link\|/info/ID-your-iPod\|iPod identification system] can't hurt.
+	The iPod shuffle was originally released from Apple in 2005. The first generation iPod shuffle weighed 0.78 ounces. It was designed to play music in random order and, by removing the need for a display, it allowed users to have access to this function in a much less expensive form than the traditional iPod. The first generation iPod shuffle could store up to 240 songs.
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+	In 2006, Apple released a second edition of the iPod shuffle. This new model was half the size of its predecessor and weighed just 0.55 ounces. The following year, in 2007, Apple again made updates to the iPod shuffle line. Apple released four new colors of iPod shuffles: pink, orange, green, and blue. After the second generation iPod shuffle, Apple released a third generation and a final fourth generation model.
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+	The fourth generation iPod shuffle was released in 2010. It showed more similarity to the second generation shuffle than to the third generation model and was exceptionally small in size. The fourth generation iPod shuffle weighed only 0.4 ounces. Both the iPod shuffle and iPod nano were discontinued in July of 2017.
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+	iPod shuffles are thin, rectangular music-playing devices. They have physical controls (except for the third generation version) and are designed with the sole purpose of playing music in shuffle mode.
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+	Even if you know which iPod shuffle you have, a quick look through the [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204217\|iPod identification page] can't hurt.

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Comprehensive guides for common repairs on every model of iPod shuffle. Most repairs on these devices are difficult and require prying against adhesive.

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== Background and Identification ==

The iPod shuffle was originally released from Apple in 2005. The first generation iPod shuffle weighed 0.78 ounces. It was designed to play music in random order and, by removing the need for a display, it allowed users to have access to this function in a much less expensive form than the traditional iPod. The first generation iPod shuffle could store up to 240 songs.

In 2006, Apple released a second edition of the iPod shuffle. This new model was half the size of its predecessor and weighed just 0.55 ounces. The following year, in 2007, Apple again made updates to the iPod shuffle line. Apple released four new colors of iPod shuffles: pink, orange, green, and blue. After the second generation iPod shuffle, Apple released a third generation and a final fourth generation model.

The fourth generation iPod shuffle was released in 2010. It showed more similarity to the second generation shuffle than to the third generation model and was exceptionally small in size. The fourth generation iPod shuffle weighed only 0.4 ounces. Both the iPod shuffle and iPod nano were discontinued in July of 2017.

iPod shuffles are thin, rectangular music-playing devices. They have physical controls (except for the third generation version) and are designed with the sole purpose of playing music in shuffle mode.

Even if you know which iPod shuffle you have, a quick look through the [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204217|iPod identification page] can't hurt.

== Additional Information ==

* [[Troubleshoot|iFixit: List of Troubleshooting Guides]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iPod|Wikipedia: iPod]
* [http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/consumer_electronics/ipod_faq/index.html|EveryMac: Online iPod Q&A]
* [http://www.apple.com/ipod/|Apple: iPod Products]

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[summary]Umfassende Anleitungen für allgemeine Reparaturen an allen iPod shuffle Modellen. Die meisten Reparaturen an diesen Geräten sind schwierig und erfordern Hebeln gegen Kleber.[/summary]

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== Background and Identification ==

Der iPod shuffle wurde ursprünglich von Apple im Jahr 2005 veröffentlicht. Die erste Generation des iPod shuffle wog etwa 22 Gramm. Er wurde entwickelt, um Musik in zufälliger Reihenfolge abzuspielen, und durch den Wegfall des Displays konnten die Nutzer diese Funktion in einer viel preiswerteren Form als beim herkömmlichen iPod nutzen. Der iPod shuffle der ersten Generation konnte bis zu 240 Songs speichern.

2006 brachte Apple eine zweite Auflage des iPod shuffle heraus. Dieses neue Modell war halb so groß wie sein Vorgänger und wog nur etwa 16 Gramm. Im darauffolgenden Jahr, 2007, nahm Apple erneut Aktualisierungen an der iPod shuffle Linie vor. Apple brachte vier neue Farben für den iPod shuffle heraus: Pink, Orange, Grün und Blau. Nach der zweiten Generation des iPod shuffle brachte Apple eine dritte Generation und schließlich ein Modell der vierten Generation heraus.

Die vierte Generation des iPod shuffle wurde 2010 veröffentlicht. Er hatte mehr Ähnlichkeit mit dem Shuffle der zweiten Generation als mit dem Modell der dritten Generation und war außergewöhnlich klein. Der iPod shuffle der vierten Generation wog nur etwa 11 Gramm. Sowohl der iPod shuffle als auch der iPod nano wurden im Juli 2017 eingestellt.

iPod Shuffles sind dünne, rechteckige Musikabspielgeräte. Sie verfügen über physische Bedienelemente (außer bei der dritten Generation) und sind ausschließlich für die Wiedergabe von Musik im Zufallswiedergabemodus konzipiert.

Selbst wenn du weißt, welchen iPod Shuffle du hast, kann ein kurzer Blick auf das [link|/info/ID-your-iPod|iPod Identifizierungssystem] nicht schaden.

== Zusätzliche Informationen ==

* [[Troubleshoot|iFixit: Liste der Anleitungen zur Fehlerbehebung]]
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/iPod|Wikipedia: iPod]
* [http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/consumer_electronics/ipod_faq/index.html|EveryMac: Online iPod Q&A (englisch)]
* [http://www.apple.com/de/ipod/|Apple: iPod Produkte]