iPod ipod classic SSD

[Opstech]

Has anyone tried to do a SSD ipod classic?

 

[spinnerlys]

Use MRoogle to find similar threads, but aside from no moving parts inside the SSD and saving some battery life, there is no real need for an SSD inside an iPod Classic, as the speed increase will not manifest by just playing music and videos.

It also has a P-ATA (IDE) interface, and there don't seem to be many SSDs with the 1.8" form factor and the P-ATA interface.

 

[Opstech]

Use MRoogle to find similar threads, but aside from no moving parts inside the SSD and saving some battery life, there is no real need for an SSD inside an iPod Classic, as the speed increase will not manifest by just playing music and videos.

It also has a P-ATA (IDE) interface, and there don't seem to be many SSDs with the 1.8" form factor and the P-ATA interface.

I love how you're always the first one to push people around with your MRoogle smug smut spinnerlys....Can't you just move on without having to give your two cents? Other than that, speed is fine with the HDD. I want to know more about the benefits it would bring. Like: battery life, weight, size, ect....

 

[spinnerlys]

I love how you're always the first one to push people around with your MRoogle smug smut spinnerlys....Can't you just move on without having to give your two cents? Other than that, speed is fine with the HDD. I want to know more about the benefits it would bring. Like: battery life, weight, size, ect....

Thanks for your love, even if it is not real. 😉

And I'm not the only one pushing to use MRoogle.

And why don't you write what you really want in your first post, so no one has to guess what you want, and why does your thread title not indicate what you want?

I'm not sorry, I just want to help you to communicate your intentions more clearly, as you don't seem to do that, in my eyes at least.

And I also assume that weight and battery life will not be that different, as the iPod Classic is such a small device with nothing much to do anyway.

The size will be the same though, as 1.8" is the same with HDDs and SSDs, maybe a mm here and two mm there.

 

[Opstech]

Thanks for your love, even if it is not real. 😉

And I'm not the only one pushing to use MRoogle.

And why don't you write what you really want in your first post, so no one has to guess what you want, and why does your thread title not indicate what you want?

I'm not sorry, I just want to help you to communicate your intentions more clearly, as you don't seem to do that, in my eyes at least.

And I also assume that weight and battery life will not be that different, as the iPod Classic is such a small device with nothing much to do anyway.

The size will be the same though, as 1.8" is the same with HDDs and SSDs, maybe a mm here and two mm there.

Come on.......The question was very simple. I wanted to know if anyone tried to convert the classic to a SSD.
I'll change the "I love" to "I find it funny" and I'll make the question sound complicated so you don't have to slow down. I'll put in ipod DAP specs for both drives to keep you from insulting my and other's intelligence, which you seem to do so well. All in all, just move on man. You made your point. If all you want is the last word, then be my guest on my thread.

 

[Darth.Titan]

I know there are adapters that allow you to replace the hard drive in an iPod with a Compact Flash card, but that would limit you to 64GB.

Google around, there are a couple of sites with how-tos on this.

 

[alphaod]

You'd have to find a ZIF-PATA connector SSD that fits and I think there are only a handful, one of them being the original MacBook Air SSD at 64GB. Of course it will cost you a fortune which really just means you should get a iPod touch.