LulzRoyce, You still got an original ipod that works, or are you saying your still listening to stuff at 160 kbps in general? I'm still using my nano from 2008. And I thought that was impressive.
His public speaking and presentation skills are actually just so amazing. I remember watching these back in the early 2000s for every single Apple product. And the way he speaks and presents all the problems and inconveniences with other products and then makes you want it is truly genius. The dude knew how to sell his product.
not really.. the presentation is full of lies. neither did Apple invent firewire, nor does the price table include what you pay when you buy a CD or song elsewhere, not does the ipod use mp3 (uses aac) NOR is 160kb a high Bitrate for music.
@@JPK1337 Apple DID invent Firewire in cooperation with Sony and Panasonic. The iPod DOES use mp3, just drag mp3 files into iTunes and sync it. 160kb is high at the time. If you never used an iPod just say so
@@JPK1337 Back in the day 160kb was pretty decent for portable music. A lot of my MP3 music from this era was 128kb because its what would download in a sane amount of time on a 56k modem This was also when flash music players were 32MB or 64MB affairs and CD MP3 players were limited to the 650MB of the CD format, so to have 5GB and a thousand songs on portable was mind-blowing
There's probably another apple or low priced stock happening right now and you're letting it slide because deep down you know you'd never cough up $1000+ for any company, ever.
@@tomoliveri8168 because plastic laptops are cheaper and so are sold better. People are complaining about MacBooks prices, but when you compare them to real work hardware (not those plastic toys are you said), it turns out that Dell XPS can be more expensive than MacBook, and it's not plastic anymore ;)
Not sure if most people realize this... but this Keynote is amazing. The speech/ presentation is what started the world we live in today. No matter if you have a windows phone, droid or iPhone. This is what started it all. Absolutely amazing.
Android users can complain all day about how much Apple “sucks” when they don’t realize their android wouldn’t exist without the ideas Apple came up with.
Even when ipod was announce mp3 player was still pretty niche. I'm guessing most of them have no idea what he's talking about or even if they did they were like, so what? Just one of those things its very different to watch in hindsight.
He actually knows his market, He knows exactly to whom he should target, He dont confuse his customers he explains everything on point & talks only what the customer wants to hear. Biggest reason of apple’s success
A horrible human being. It would have done him a great deal of good to focus on his daughter and his own liver than these overrated lumps of plastic with ridiculously low bitrates!
This is their first product to get their foot into every household. Amazing how little fanfare there was in his presentation, albeit somewhat expected considering it was their first major 'i' product. Such a different contrast when compared to today's Apple keynotes!
I didn't see an ipod in person until 2005 or so, they were elusive because everyone knew they were desirable to steal, it wasn't something you could take out on the subway, many people didn't even want to use the trademark white headphones
This was the start you can make a case for the mac... but this started everything that we have now a portable tech revolution..laid all the ground work for smartphones and touch screens and fast charge and we cant forget the 999$ apple stand
Until you realize than the creative hard disk based one shown in the slideshow used to have a 20 gb hard drive. No, it didn’t fit in your poket, but could already hold 4 times the songs of an ipod and had a single lithium battery for 11 hours of playback, and the internal space to add a second optional one to archive 22 hours. All the batteries were removable.
Something about Apple Computers signing some agreement that said Apple Records would let them use the name as long as Apple Computers did not start selling music..... Yeah, about that.
It really was, I can remember getting so giddy, fascinated, and enthralled with Apple's product announcements growing up. In large part because of how groundbreaking each new product was. I'm still fascinated with advancements in tech, but it does seem more incremental today, and less 'holy shit I can't believe they were able to create that.'
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@@gaeladame3424 "the screen holder isn't for you" Sure it isn't for me,I'm sane enough to not waste a whole salary on a glossy piece of metal. First get some brains,then money
Thunderland Yeah, it isn’t for you. It isn’t even for regular consumers in general. It’s for movie production houses who routinely pay over 10k for a monitor, because it has features they need for professional work. Compared to that, it doesn’t matter if the stand is $999, buying the Apple monitor/stand combo is a fucking STEAL.
This laid the groundwork for smart phones. Such a quietly historic video. The leap in tech over the past 20 years is really head-spinning. Never been a Jobs sycophant, but I’m not sure we’re this far without his leadership at Apple during that time. Bought my first iPod in 2006 and was blown away how different and better my music experience was compared to the rest of my life.
Look at all the products Apple has produced after Steve left. None of those are revolutionary and just riding on the success of all Apple's previous products.
I love that they don’t reveal the device until the very end, talking it up and announcing all of these innovations before finally revealing that signature Apple design. Also, amazing how commonplace charging and data transfer is so commonplace nowadays but was innovative back when this was released. Apple truly was an incredible company.
Apple is still an incredible company. Still truly innovative. Although Tim Cook thinks differently than Steve Jobs, Apple still runs on Steve Jobs' vision. Steve Jobs was Tim Cook's mentor but Steve told him not to think about what Steve would think about the decisions Tim takes.
Man he could deliver a speech without effort. Love or hate Apple, Steve was unique, the Apple line-up would have been drastically different if her were alive, i bet my iPhone X wouldn’t have a notch.
Steve ALWAYS compared a new product to the competitors. Its a super smart move and he showed you right away how much better the iPod was. He did the same with the iPhone and the iPad. He loved physically showing the product because he was proud of it. Slideshow and a passionate Steve. Amazing showmanship
You can see how he had a polished delivery back then. But, as you watch subsequent presentations, he perfected the art of the product reveal where he learned to really build up the anticipation.
It is amazing to see a keynote audience so quiet. It's as if they don't quite get it. Completely different to the modern audiences where they have heard rumours and then cheer as Steve confirms them as true :)
It appears to be a smaller room, so not as many people attending. And it may be that the natures of the room's acoustics are that it just absorbs much of the sound? 🤔
@@watersheep.7881 When he worked for Atari he was forced to work nights because he believed that his Vegan diet meant he didn't need to wash. His colleagues disagreed.
Bought an 80gb classic in 2008. Still use it in the car. Only downside with the old interface is it takes a bit longer to transfer songs to it than a new iPhone does. Not a huge deal though. It really is great.
Looking back to a time where small numbers made a huge difference. Now we have every song ever made, the best camera, every movie you want combined with a cell phone all in your pocket. Thin as a cigarette and featherlight. What a time to be alive.
The way he presented every new product apple has launched is remarkable. I never bought macbook or iphone but after watching him on the stage now i want the macintosh 💕
What are you talking about? They press reported at the time that a lot of experts had a lot of different opinions. Here’s an example. www.nytimes.com/2001/10/24/business/technology-apple-introduces-what-it-calls-an-easier-to-use-portable-music-player.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share
remember when my teacher back in early 2002, brought an ipod to school, he spent half the lesson showing it off and playing music LOL, i will never forget that day.
I still have a 2005 ipod classic engraved with its cable, still working and with a couple of thousand songs that I kept. Amazing how the battery still has power.
I love how in all the following Apple rallies there is thunderous applause every time he stops speaking. At this point everyone there was like, "Apple, you are finished, but what you got?"
The launch price of the first iPod was 399 USD on Nov 10, 2001. If you had put this 399 USD into Apple stock on the very same day, you now would have 257,000 USD. Mind boggling.
This is the beginning of the "Apple Age". The first time I saw it was in the Chip Magazine in 2002 and I was just so blown away, I can still remember that feeling. I was using a Sony Diskman but I always wanted this one. My time came when I finally owned my first iPod in 2009 and its among the happiest moments of my life!! I still feel that iPod is the greatest invention of Apple. Without it there would be no iTunes, iPhone or iPad. This is where it all started.... :)
It amazes me how there are empy seats, like people didn’t know that apple was about to drop the massive bomb and some one was like “meh i dont want to go to that apple presentation, maybe later” haha
I remember the forums when this came out: “why the hell is Apple making a KIDS TOY?” “It’s a gimmick” “They should stick to the Mac” and look, it changed the world. It changed music, personal computing, now our whole world right in our pocket.
I come back every year to these videos to feel how far we have come, those days people cared about a 1000 songs in pocket now we have the world in our pocket still watching this feels so personal like I'm watching my life back in time the nostalgia the simpler times when cd player was a big deal makes me emotional ❤ especially with Steve jobs talking because I don't like Tim Cook at all . If I respect apple that's only because of jobs.
I can’t believe nobody’s cheering or clapping or freaking out, this was absolutely revolutionary for the time and everyone’s just sitting there staring at Steve
I was 15, and I bought a gen 1 IPod on release. It was an amazing device, truly beautiful thing. I wish I never bought it though - I wish I had spent the money on Apple shares….no one realised quite where Apple was going. Amazing times! I love this era.
These old keynotes just have a feeling of honesty and realism that I can relate to. Completely different from the behemoth money printing company Apple is now.
I was in high school (15yo) when this came out, my teacher had one and he would play music in class from it. I remember when I got my first job, that first paycheck, I finally got a chance to buy the color ipod, it could hold like over 20k songs or something like that. Funny around that time, windows media player started glitching a lot (those who remember wmv). I switched from windows media player to itunes real quick, and never went back. Apple had that way of selling you the shirt off your own back, steve was just that good.
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Steve, I don't know if you can read this, but Tim Cook is selling a monitor stand for $999...
John Ayap LMAO! Well done.
He would probably be proud
Like he said when antenna gate happened : if you don't like it, don't buy it.
He's rolling in his grave after that announcement :/
Steve will be very piss because he will sold it for $1999
To think at some time apples slideshow looked like my 7th grade PowerPoint in 2007
Joanne Campbell Ikr
Joanne Campbell And they do again :-) With that retarded font they used during the last iPad Pro presentation.
It wasn’t about the slides, it was about Steve jobs
Agreed, and I can buy a phone that 100 times faster than iPhone 1. I think I am much better than jobs (cough……sarcasm.)
Obviously their design team also designed the slideshow
"160 kbps is a very high compression rate of mp3."
oh the times
+vibonacci and in all honesty still sounds just fine..
vibonacci wasn't even true at the time. 192-224 was the higher standard on file sharing services
LulzRoyce, You still got an original ipod that works, or are you saying your still listening to stuff at 160 kbps in general? I'm still using my nano from 2008. And I thought that was impressive.
in 2001 128 kbps was the shit!
Oh the lies. Jobs was a spin doctor scumbag.
When people didn't clap for every word said
Nope. That would happen after 2007 when the first Iphone came out 😆
@@lightning366 it was better with iMac
👏👏👏👏👏👏
This was a small event held at apple campus of a few journalists and mostly apple employees. They are not consumers waiting for big news.
It probably had to do with the fact that 9/11 had taken place only about 1 month prior to the event.
Man, we just take his stuff for granted now...
@User That's because he didn't ask a question.
@user He hired a bunch of shills just to impress you.
Describe Steve Jobs in one sentence.
"It's 2019 and i want to buy an iPod gen 1 because of this video"
Actually your not wrong, it’s going in my collection of Apple devices
@@lucasmertens1 found one for 100%, is that a good deal?
slepyjestrab i mean i have 2nd gen ipod and 4th gen ipod
@@lucasmertens1 I got one for 48$ lol...dude who sold it prolly dint know its worth..immaculate condition too
2020, still counts.
I find it amazing that Steve used comic sans in all of his keynotes
Based
Not Comic Sans, but some handwritten font.
Not comic sans but something similar hand written font.
His public speaking and presentation skills are actually just so amazing. I remember watching these back in the early 2000s for every single Apple product. And the way he speaks and presents all the problems and inconveniences with other products and then makes you want it is truly genius. The dude knew how to sell his product.
More importantly, he knew *which* products to sell.
not really.. the presentation is full of lies. neither did Apple invent firewire, nor does the price table include what you pay when you buy a CD or song elsewhere, not does the ipod use mp3 (uses aac) NOR is 160kb a high Bitrate for music.
@@JPK1337 Apple DID invent Firewire in cooperation with Sony and Panasonic. The iPod DOES use mp3, just drag mp3 files into iTunes and sync it. 160kb is high at the time.
If you never used an iPod just say so
@@xuduwu3472 iTunes converted everything to aac dude
@@JPK1337
Back in the day 160kb was pretty decent for portable music. A lot of my MP3 music from this era was 128kb because its what would download in a sane amount of time on a 56k modem
This was also when flash music players were 32MB or 64MB affairs and CD MP3 players were limited to the 650MB of the CD format, so to have 5GB and a thousand songs on portable was mind-blowing
Magical words:"... Holds a thousand songs, and it fits right in my pocket"
This was the marketing tagline
iPhone 12 an entire Home Console in your pocket
@@coastercrafter1productions300 iPhone 13, an iPhone 12 that still fits in your pocket.
@@coastercrafter1productions300 iphone 13 pro A WHOLE CINEMA CAMERA IN YOUR POCKET
@@bilalamir1341 iPhone 14, an entire supercomputer in you pocket.
Steve jobs can sell anything, he can sell water to a fish if he wants to.
He's dead
Wil Z iWater
Then he will sell death to zombies
@FingerDawg damn ! Love your comment , mate.
IWater is gorgeous. The best we’ve ever shipped - every Apple product launch since uses the same basic script.
Only thing sad about this video is that I didn't buy their stock @ $7 bucks/share
ouch
Omg right
There's probably another apple or low priced stock happening right now and you're letting it slide because deep down you know you'd never cough up $1000+ for any company, ever.
It was actually only about $1.30 a share
Joel Austin thinking the same
Steve Jobs is one of the best presenters that ever lived
Not this time
What about Bob Ross
hes pretty good but not the best
I can do a better JOB (do you get it? His name is Steve JOBS)
@@julienpregent4397 haha.
RIP iPod. Thanks for decade of fun and companionship. You will be missed.
The new iPod touch 7 is out
Frankie-ROBLOX and more exclusively used by kids
@@jayokay9196 all the cooler ones like the Classic, nano and shuffles got discontinued
Its amazing how much the current design looks like the original despite being 15 years old. The original iPod still looks modern today.
Their competitors still haven't caught up to their manufacturing quality, its incredible. People are still selling plastic laptops, why!?
@@tomoliveri8168 because plastic laptops are cheaper and so are sold better.
People are complaining about MacBooks prices, but when you compare them to real work hardware (not those plastic toys are you said), it turns out that Dell XPS can be more expensive than MacBook, and it's not plastic anymore ;)
@@morsikpl does dell come with macOS?
@@tomoliveri8168 gee, I don't know. Money?
@@maka8551 thank God it doesn't.
Jobs was talking about fast charging 17 years ago. And here we are getting regular charge bricks still shipping with thousand dollar iPhones. 🤦♂️
Because sadly he is no longer with us .
Hagelslag He said you can charge 80% in an hour. Did you even watch the videom
@max F their ecosystem ain't shit! That's why they ain't going anywhere. Coming from an android user
@@sublime_tv That's what fast charging is.
you can blame that on tim cook not steve jobs
Steve jobs 2001: 80% in one hour Fast charger
Elon Musk 2020: 80% charge in half an hour on a Car
My how things have changed
Not sure if most people realize this... but this Keynote is amazing. The speech/ presentation is what started the world we live in today. No matter if you have a windows phone, droid or iPhone. This is what started it all. Absolutely amazing.
100%
its the best keynote of all time only rivalled by the iphone 1 presentation..but his younger year talks were more impressive.
Yes. The iPod was the basis for the iPhone. And the rest is history.
Android users can complain all day about how much Apple “sucks” when they don’t realize their android wouldn’t exist without the ideas Apple came up with.
Yeah we should take notes
No overbearing chorus of applause when he unveils the device? It was just the beginning!
Simply because the audience is not compirsed out of iSheep
No, cause it’s all news media
Or because it’s a very small event with mostly Apple employees?
@@joachim595 this
Even when ipod was announce mp3 player was still pretty niche. I'm guessing most of them have no idea what he's talking about or even if they did they were like, so what? Just one of those things its very different to watch in hindsight.
He actually knows his market,
He knows exactly to whom he should target,
He dont confuse his customers he explains everything on point & talks only what the customer wants to hear. Biggest reason of apple’s success
A horrible human being. It would have done him a great deal of good to focus on his daughter and his own liver than these overrated lumps of plastic with ridiculously low bitrates!
This is their first product to get their foot into every household. Amazing how little fanfare there was in his presentation, albeit somewhat expected considering it was their first major 'i' product. Such a different contrast when compared to today's Apple keynotes!
i thought that would be the apple 2
Apple went downhill since Steve Jobs passed away.
I didn't see an ipod in person until 2005 or so, they were elusive because everyone knew they were desirable to steal, it wasn't something you could take out on the subway, many people didn't even want to use the trademark white headphones
The iMac was the first i product maybe not the biggest but the first
first product? you have no clue
The beginning of everything
They really began in 1984 with the Macintosh. Even though it was a flop the release was a big deal.
This was the start you can make a case for the mac... but this started everything that we have now a portable tech revolution..laid all the ground work for smartphones and touch screens and fast charge and we cant forget the 999$ apple stand
@@Awesum lol you're kidding right?
@@tr1p1ea my apologies good sir. Enlighten me.
just watching jobs first scene and came here to relate to it :D
Me too
@Deos Why?
Doing the same ducking thing😁😁
hello
You are not alone DUDE
When he said, "it holds FIVE GIGABYTES" and it was like, WHOA thats a lot of memory xD
5GB in 2001 is like 5TB now
@@hshshshshshshs8831 For 1.8" inch hard drives yes.
most PCs at the time had around 40 to 60GB 3.5" hard drives and for 2.5" it was like 20 GB.
Well that was a LOT really in 1998
Until you realize than the creative hard disk based one shown in the slideshow used to have a 20 gb hard drive. No, it didn’t fit in your poket, but could already hold 4 times the songs of an ipod and had a single lithium battery for 11 hours of playback, and the internal space to add a second optional one to archive 22 hours. All the batteries were removable.
5GB in 2001 is 500GB today.
Chills. straight chills.
Ok settle down there
Anyone here in 2023 or 2024?
Bruuuh
Me
Of course
The Beatles were on the phone with their lawyers halfway through this show.
Something about Apple Computers signing some agreement that said Apple Records would let them use the name as long as Apple Computers did not start selling music..... Yeah, about that.
a revolutionary moment. todays technology pretty much only upgrading the previous version, almost nothing groundbreaking anymore
That's so true😞😞 ... Come back Steve Jobs, all is forgiven.....
wait 3 years and we will get new products. AR VR is around the corner.
It really was, I can remember getting so giddy, fascinated, and enthralled with Apple's product announcements growing up. In large part because of how groundbreaking each new product was.
I'm still fascinated with advancements in tech, but it does seem more incremental today, and less 'holy shit I can't believe they were able to create that.'
three years have passes how do you feel @xsuploader
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2022 here... Truly mind boggling to see how far we've come.
Then: 1000 songs in your pocket
Now: 999 dollars on your desk for a screen holder
Well if you think that, maybe the screen holder isn’t for you
Gael Adame that’s not the best answer, you should said, wait the copy one in AliExpress for $100
@@gaeladame3424 "the screen holder isn't for you"
Sure it isn't for me,I'm sane enough to not waste a whole salary on a glossy piece of metal.
First get some brains,then money
Thunderland Yeah, it isn’t for you. It isn’t even for regular consumers in general. It’s for movie production houses who routinely pay over 10k for a monitor, because it has features they need for professional work. Compared to that, it doesn’t matter if the stand is $999, buying the Apple monitor/stand combo is a fucking STEAL.
A new iPod costs $200 today
This laid the groundwork for smart phones. Such a quietly historic video. The leap in tech over the past 20 years is really head-spinning. Never been a Jobs sycophant, but I’m not sure we’re this far without his leadership at Apple during that time. Bought my first iPod in 2006 and was blown away how different and better my music experience was compared to the rest of my life.
The groundwork was already laid back in the 90s but the product never sold wel. Read the book Build by Tony Fadell
I'm watching this video on my 1987 Casio cassette player
How about a PXL-2000?
How
@Hot Wheels Cars And Guitars you know, if you downloaded this video and put it on a 7th gen nano you really could XD
@Hot Wheels Cars And Guitars oh yeah i forget the click wheel iPods can run videos too!
Apple is not the same without you steve :'(
Alvaro Parra World is not the same without you Steve
Apple was already getting shit while Steve was there due to corrupt business anti-repair measures.
Look at all the products Apple has produced after Steve left. None of those are revolutionary and just riding on the success of all Apple's previous products.
I agree, now they create problems and sell the solutions
This is why i shifted to Windows
I love that they don’t reveal the device until the very end, talking it up and announcing all of these innovations before finally revealing that signature Apple design.
Also, amazing how commonplace charging and data transfer is so commonplace nowadays but was innovative back when this was released.
Apple truly was an incredible company.
Apple is still an incredible company. Still truly innovative. Although Tim Cook thinks differently than Steve Jobs, Apple still runs on Steve Jobs' vision. Steve Jobs was Tim Cook's mentor but Steve told him not to think about what Steve would think about the decisions Tim takes.
Long live the iPod!
(2001-2022)
Man he could deliver a speech without effort. Love or hate Apple, Steve was unique, the Apple line-up would have been drastically different if her were alive, i bet my iPhone X wouldn’t have a notch.
But the iPhone X would still have Face ID.
It would also probably come with a headphone jack
I'm watching this on my Apple TV via AirPlay on my iPad. Oh, how times have advanced. We miss you, Steve! Thank you for everything.
This
You act like Steve made the iPod in his basement
Thanks for high prices
The Apple TV has a RUclips app you know
@@BookClubDisaster Dude, you’re replying to a comment from 10 years ago. My toaster has RUclips now.
Steve ALWAYS compared a new product to the competitors. Its a super smart move and he showed you right away how much better the iPod was. He did the same with the iPhone and the iPad. He loved physically showing the product because he was proud of it. Slideshow and a passionate Steve. Amazing showmanship
You can see how he had a polished delivery back then. But, as you watch subsequent presentations, he perfected the art of the product reveal where he learned to really build up the anticipation.
exactly what I was thinking
Yeah I laughed when he did "boom" the moment he showed the iPod haha! So basic and candid!
The cheek of the man to stand in front of that PowerPoint presentation and say, “we’ve got one of the best design teams in the world…”
It is amazing to see a keynote audience so quiet. It's as if they don't quite get it. Completely different to the modern audiences where they have heard rumours and then cheer as Steve confirms them as true :)
It appears to be a smaller room, so not as many people attending. And it may be that the natures of the room's acoustics are that it just absorbs much of the sound? 🤔
Damn this comment is old
@@egglord69and Steve still lived 😢
They didn't pay people to clap yet
He was the kind of guy who could've sold a steak to a vegan
Hahah he was vegan
@@TruthTalk1221 he was?
@@watersheep.7881 When he worked for Atari he was forced to work nights because he believed that his Vegan diet meant he didn't need to wash. His colleagues disagreed.
Ironic.
@@Blitz-dm3kv Fruitarians often get the same type of cancer he had. So he went all in on a diet that made it worse.
I never had an iPod but I remember one of my friends had it. It was such a cool device and I still love its design. I wish I had it now.
Bought an 80gb classic in 2008. Still use it in the car. Only downside with the old interface is it takes a bit longer to transfer songs to it than a new iPhone does. Not a huge deal though. It really is great.
Looking back to a time where small numbers made a huge difference. Now we have every song ever made, the best camera, every movie you want combined with a cell phone all in your pocket. Thin as a cigarette and featherlight. What a time to be alive.
Most important moment in recent electronics history. iPod revolutionised the music industry, and then iPhone the smart phone industry.
Apple II and Macintosh revolutionised the computer industry.
Here 20 years later 🙌
The way he presented every new product apple has launched is remarkable. I never bought macbook or iphone but after watching him on the stage now i want the macintosh 💕
20 years later! Im watching it today 😍
This is fascinating! The crowd didn't know what to do when he said iPod!!! Wow!!!
The press... "right, no big deal, an MP3 player"...
You were WRONG
It has always been the fake news!
The press being right would, itself, be news.
What are you talking about? They press reported at the time that a lot of experts had a lot of different opinions. Here’s an example. www.nytimes.com/2001/10/24/business/technology-apple-introduces-what-it-calls-an-easier-to-use-portable-music-player.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share
Truly the end of an era. Thanks for memories iPod ❤️
remember when my teacher back in early 2002, brought an ipod to school, he spent half the lesson showing it off and playing music LOL, i will never forget that day.
Steve was truly a genius. I was so connected to the presentation I wanted to buy one! Steve Jobs is my idol.
That was an amazing presentation. I wish I'd knew Steve more when he was still here with us. This man changed so much of the electronic industry.
I still have a 2005 ipod classic engraved with its cable, still working and with a couple of thousand songs that I kept. Amazing how the battery still has power.
I like how he automatically thinks of doubts people might have brings them up and then explains why there is no need to doubt.
It's funny how thick it looks to me as he's showing how thin it is. That thing is a brick by today's standards
Naw, its one of those THICC white pods
I guess he should have said 'by standards 20 years from now' ....?
THiCCPod
iPhone 13 Pro Max: Hold my 8.46 ounces.
Such a special moment.
6:04 "This is a more advanced battery than we even use in our *PORTABLE* computers" 😂
The delivery, the build up... just perfect!
Amazing, incredible, stunning!!!
that's a terrible font
Collin D that’s 2001 man
Typeface*
What's the difference between a font and a Typeface here?
@@DRSDavidSoft They're the same
Fedoreha Pistoletov forreal, that when we all still had big fat computers, TVs, even Bank1one was still around
Really cool charger that ships as apart of the iPod? This is why we love Steve
i’m impressed at Steve’s composure towards everyone not losing their minds at this thing
I love how in all the following Apple rallies there is thunderous applause every time he stops speaking.
At this point everyone there was like, "Apple, you are finished, but what you got?"
Watching on my MacBook! Thanks Steve! :D
I bought my son the first I-Pod. He was so in love with it. It was the perfect fit to our cool green I-Mac computer.
The launch price of the first iPod was 399 USD on Nov 10, 2001. If you had put this 399 USD into Apple stock on the very same day, you now would have 257,000 USD. Mind boggling.
nice thought :)
Thats because before this, Apple was in the shitter😂
This is the beginning of the "Apple Age". The first time I saw it was in the Chip Magazine in 2002 and I was just so blown away, I can still remember that feeling. I was using a Sony Diskman but I always wanted this one. My time came when I finally owned my first iPod in 2009 and its among the happiest moments of my life!! I still feel that iPod is the greatest invention of Apple. Without it there would be no iTunes, iPhone or iPad. This is where it all started.... :)
The only presentation in Comic Sans that works
It amazes me how there are empy seats, like people didn’t know that apple was about to drop the massive bomb and some one was like “meh i dont want to go to that apple presentation, maybe later” haha
I remember the forums when this came out: “why the hell is Apple making a KIDS TOY?” “It’s a gimmick” “They should stick to the Mac” and look, it changed the world. It changed music, personal computing, now our whole world right in our pocket.
I come back every year to these videos to feel how far we have come, those days people cared about a 1000 songs in pocket now we have the world in our pocket still watching this feels so personal like I'm watching my life back in time the nostalgia the simpler times when cd player was a big deal makes me emotional ❤ especially with Steve jobs talking because I don't like Tim Cook at all . If I respect apple that's only because of jobs.
I can’t believe nobody’s cheering or clapping or freaking out, this was absolutely revolutionary for the time and everyone’s just sitting there staring at Steve
iPod is not the revolutionary product here, it is iTunes that's revolutionary
I am seeing this in 2021 and I am still impressed . Revolutionary in ALL aspects.
Today Apple has officially discontinued the last iPod. Many of us grow up with this device and we’ll miss it. Farewell, sweet child, you’ve done well
I was born a couple hours before the ipod was announced. :)
***** was 4 months old
+Tainteddfour I was 16 years old
+Tainteddfour I was dead :(
+Tainteddfour Little ass kid
Why you always hating, why you hating, ermmahgawd why the fuck you hating? And I also don't a flyin fuck.
This is amazing!
Watching this from my IPhone.
I never thought I would see comic sans on a professional PowerPoint.
An absolute marketing genius. Probably the GOAT of marketing
When Apple used comic sans for their presentations 😂
@Qrty 543 Yes it was.
I feel like watching a " prehistoric documentary" about dinosaurs. My God... :D
This man is a genius. Can't wait to see what he comes up with next.
I was 15, and I bought a gen 1 IPod on release. It was an amazing device, truly beautiful thing. I wish I never bought it though - I wish I had spent the money on Apple shares….no one realised quite where Apple was going. Amazing times! I love this era.
These old keynotes just have a feeling of honesty and realism that I can relate to. Completely different from the behemoth money printing company Apple is now.
Even the WWDC had developpers jokes, now it's just boring like a commercial ad
Watching this on my iPad Air 2 😄
So do I
Is anyone else binge watching Steve's presentations in 2021
bro talked for 8 minutes straight without showing the ipod and i never even felt like skipping to when he shows it. thats what you call a good speaker
I am studying this man for my product launch. Steve was really amazing
me watching this on a device with 500gb of storage that fits in my pocket
this is history...this should not be erased ang forgotten...
Can‘t believe they used Comic Sans in the original iPod release keynote
What a genius, in every way of the word. The way he sells it to the public is amazing
Thanks Ipod. RIP
watching this on my original iPod miss u Steve.
Really amazing job
This in 2001 is just jaw-dropping. Imagine seeing this with all the electronic bulk 2001 had for consumer products. Goodness.
HE WAS INCREDIBLE AT BEING A VISIONARY, HE SAW THINGS AHEAD
Lectures studied. Thanks for posting.
I was in high school (15yo) when this came out, my teacher had one and he would play music in class from it. I remember when I got my first job, that first paycheck, I finally got a chance to buy the color ipod, it could hold like over 20k songs or something like that. Funny around that time, windows media player started glitching a lot (those who remember wmv). I switched from windows media player to itunes real quick, and never went back. Apple had that way of selling you the shirt off your own back, steve was just that good.