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playing a list 15 playing songs 12 playlists

about 29

about smart playlists 29 creating 30

creating on iPod 33 creating Smart Playlist 30 deleting 33

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playlists” 18 transferring automatically 30 transferring manually 32

power adapter 51 using 69

purchasing music 10, 28

R

recording

voice memos 49 registering 65 regulation information 72 repairing 71 repeating songs 43 resetting iPod 15, 56 rewinding 16

right sound input port 40

S

safety information 67 serial number 66 setting slideshows 38 shuffling songs 42 sleep timer 48 slideshow

settings 38 skipping 16 starting 16 viewing 39

viewing on a television 42 Smart Playlists 29

software installing 10

software updates 63 songs

browsing 15 deleting 33 fast-forwarding 16 number of stored 34 pausing 15 playing 15 playing a list 15

playing in random order 42 playing previous 16 queueing 18

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Contents IPod+hp User’s Guide USA Contents Contents Quick Start Learning to Use iPod IPod FeaturesTo use iPod with a PC, you must have What You Need to Get StartedYour iPod includes the following components Charge the Battery Setting Up iPod to Play MusicTo buy music online available in some countries/regions only To import music to your PC from an audio CDTo transfer songs to iPod Connect iPod and Transfer MusicPlay Music Using iPod Controls Using iPodMenu button IPod Controls Skip to the next song Disabling iPod Buttons Using the Hold Switch To remove a song from the On-The-Go playlist Making Playlists on iPodTo create an On-The-Go playlist To play songs in the On-The-Go playlistTo rate a song Rating SongsTo save On-The-Go playlists on your iPod To transfer On-The-Go playlists to your PCTo set iTunes to allow iPod to display album artwork Viewing Album Artwork on iPodTo see album artwork on your iPod To connect iPod to your PC Connecting and Disconnecting iPodDisconnecting iPod To disconnect iPod To eject iPodConnecting iPod Using the iPod Dock Available Separately Dock connector port Line Out port Organizing and Transferring Your Music To play music from iPod using the DockAbout iTunes About the iTunes Music Store To browse for and purchase music Audio File Formats Supported by iPodAbout Smart Playlists About PlaylistsTransferring Songs and Playlists to iPod Automatically Creating Playlists on Your PCTo set iPod to update only selected playlists To update iPod with only certain songsTo set iPod to transfer songs manually Transferring Songs and Playlists to iPod ManuallyTo transfer a song or playlist to iPod manually To create a new playlist on iPod Deleting Songs and Playlists From iPod ManuallyModifying Playlists on iPod Manually To delete a song or playlist from iPodTo set the playing speed of an audiobook Setting the Reading SpeedListening to Spoken Word Audio Seeing How Many Songs and Photos Are on iPodTransferring Photos From Your PC to iPod Transferring and Viewing Digital PhotosTo transfer photos from a folder on your hard disk to iPod Click Photos and select Include full-resolution photos To transfer full-resolution image filesViewing Photos To set slideshow settingsTo view photos on iPod To view a slideshow on iPod To connect iPod to a television Connecting iPod using S-video To shuffle and begin playing all your songs Adjusting iPod SettingsSetting iPod to Shuffle Songs To view a slideshow on a televisionSetting the Click Wheel Sound Setting iPod to Repeat SongsTo set iPod to repeat songs To set iPod to use the iTunes volume settings Setting Songs to Play at the Same Relative Volume LevelTo set how iPod plays the Click Wheel sound To add or remove items from the main menu Using the EqualizerSetting the Backlight Timer Adding or Removing Items From the Main MenuUsing iPod as an External Hard Disk Using the Extra Features of Your iPodSetting and Viewing the Date and Time Setting the LanguagePreventing iTunes From Opening Automatically Importing Addresses, Phone Numbers, and Calendar Events Setting the Sleep TimerSetting the Alarm To set an alarmTo play a game Storing and Reading Notes and Other InformationRecording Voice Memos Playing Games To view notesYou can charge the iPod battery in two ways Charging the iPod BatteryTo charge the battery using your PC To charge the battery using the iPod Power Adapter Battery States Earphones To use the earbud headphonesUsing iPod Tips and Troubleshooting Identifying Your PC USB Port Type Resetting iPodIf Your iPod Won’t Turn On or Respond If You Connect iPod to Your PC and Nothing Happens If Your iPod Isn’t Playing MusicTips and Troubleshooting If Songs or Data Transfer More Slowly Over USB Tips and Troubleshooting If You Want to Use Your iPod With a PC and a Mac If You Can’t See Photos on Your TelevisionTo update or restore iPod with the latest software IPod Software Update and RestoreTips and Troubleshooting Online Resources Onscreen HelpFinding the Serial Number of Your iPod Obtaining Warranty ServiceImportant Safety Instructions Safety and CleaningConnectors and Ports Avoid Hearing Damage Do Not Use Headphones While DrivingUsing the Power Adapter Avoid Wet Locations About Operating and Storage TemperaturesDo Not Make Repairs Yourself CleaningAbout Handling Communications Regulation Information Industry Canada Statement Taiwan Index Index Index Index Modifying on iPod 33 On-The-Go, see On-The-Go Index USB Page
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from MP7001 30GB Color, from MP7002 60GB Color specifications

The HP MP7002 60GB Color is a significant upgrade over its predecessor, the HP MP7001 30GB Color, showcasing advancements in storage capacity, display technology, and overall user experience. As a portable media player, the MP7002 stands out with its enhanced features that cater to an ever-growing demand for multimedia applications.

One of the most notable improvements in the MP7002 is its increased storage capacity of 60GB, allowing users to store a substantially larger collection of music, videos, and images. This expansion empowers users to enjoy their favorite media without the constant need for managing space. The MP7001, with its 30GB capacity, appeals primarily to casual users, while the MP7002 targets enthusiasts who require more flexibility and room for content.

The display technology has also received an upgrade. The MP7002 features a vibrant color screen that enhances the visual experience. The clarity and brightness of the display make it ideal for watching videos, browsing photos, or engaging with multimedia applications. The user interface is designed for seamless navigation, ensuring that users can easily access their content without unnecessary complications.

Another significant characteristic of the HP MP7002 is its battery life. With improvements in energy efficiency, the MP7002 provides extended playback time, allowing users to enjoy longer listening sessions and video playback without frequent recharges. This is particularly valuable for users who travel or spend extended periods away from charging facilities.

In terms of connectivity, the MP7002 offers various options, including USB support for transferring files and possibly Bluetooth capabilities, enhancing its usability with other devices. The inclusion of built-in speakers and headphone jacks further complements the multimedia functionality, catering to different listening preferences.

The design of the MP7002 maintains a sleek and modern aesthetic, making it a stylish accessory for users who prioritize both form and function. With user-friendly controls and an intuitive layout, operating the device becomes second nature, catering to both tech-savvy users and those less familiar with technology.

In conclusion, the HP MP7002 60GB Color builds upon the foundation set by the MP7001 30GB Color, offering substantial improvements in storage, display technology, battery life, and user experience. Its combination of features makes it an appealing choice for anyone looking for a capable and portable media player.
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