Lab Tests: Display – iPod1,1: 1st Generation iPod
The iPod1,1 came with a monochrome LCD display that was small yet served its function. The 2-inch-diagonal screen accommodated decently clear, sharp text for song and artist titles plus menu navigation. Even though it was black and white with no graphics, the screen had high contrast and backlighting which made it easy to read in a variety of lighting environments including interior rooms and low light conditions.
The iPod’s basic menu system seemed to take full advantage of the screen’s fast refresh rate and response time, as scrolling was very smooth and navigation lag was minimal in lab tests. Additionally, the monochrome setup was better for battery life since it required much less power than a full-fledged color display.
While having only a monochrome display, the CR with this single line can bring up nicely balanced in terms of function and energy efficiency. It was a simple interface for navigating to your music library, tracking playback progress, and accessing options without all the extra stuff.
In the end, screen of the iPod1,1 met applicable needs of first digital music listeners and made a basement for a complex screen technologies in upcomin Apple devices.
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