03-28-2008, 04:20 PM
Take a look at the Apple article that Zoidberg pointed out http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60971
The current generation iPods really do require USB 2.0, while the previous versions would work with USB 1.x. I really do think that's accurate, since Apple does have two separate columns in the chart and documented the USB 1.x support for other models.
"Hey, if you expect it *won't* work, and it does, but is slow, you'll be thrilled."
But if it doesn't work than it's totally useless for my situation, no way to sync it at all and I certainly will not be thrilled. I would rather buy something where there is some documentation saying that it will work, rather than something that is documented as being unusable for my situation.
The current generation iPods really do require USB 2.0, while the previous versions would work with USB 1.x. I really do think that's accurate, since Apple does have two separate columns in the chart and documented the USB 1.x support for other models.
"Hey, if you expect it *won't* work, and it does, but is slow, you'll be thrilled."
But if it doesn't work than it's totally useless for my situation, no way to sync it at all and I certainly will not be thrilled. I would rather buy something where there is some documentation saying that it will work, rather than something that is documented as being unusable for my situation.