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Fast, effortless, simple. That’s Auto-Sync. All you need to do to keep your iPod or iPod mini filled with the newest tracks in your iTunes library is plug it in. iPod and iTunes take care of the rest.

Apple Ease Crosses Platforms

Whether you use a Windows PC or a Mac, iPod offers a superior solution. You can synchronize your music and data effortlessly, without having to tweak settings each time you transfer files between your iPod and your computer. Simply add new music to iTunes by downloading new music from the integrated iTunes Music Store or ripping a CD to MP3 or AAC. Mac owners’, can also export their GarageBand compositions to their iTunes music library.

Transfer Your Music Automatically

Once you connect your iPod or iPod mini to your Mac or PC, iTunes automatically begins to update its contents. You don’t even have to press a button. iTunes becomes aware that you’ve connected your iPod and displays it in the Source column. In fact, you can see your music and playlists at a glance. If your iTunes library exceeds the iPod’s storage capacity, you can let iTunes fill your iPod or iPod mini for you. iTunes will create a playlist that fits your style — and your iPod’s capacity. iTunes also picks up any playlists you’ve made on your iPod so you can play or edit them on your Mac or PC. For finer control over your portable collection, you can turn off Auto-Sync and select your iPod’s contents manually.

Fast Transfer Times, One Simple Connector

iPod and iPod mini transfer an entire CD in as little as ten seconds. Of course, total time varies depending on how much music you want to add to your iPod. The handy dock connector found on the bottom of iPod and iPod mini lets you connect it to your computer, recharge the battery in iPod or iPod mini, and sync files blazingly fast via FireWire 400 or USB 2.0. iPod and iPod mini come with both a FireWire and USB 2.0 cable.

The Versatile Dock

The 40GB iPod comes with a Dock that makes charging and syncing easier than ever. If you purchase a 20GB iPod or an iPod mini, you can purchase the iPod Dock as an accessory. Leave the Dock connected to your Mac or PC via FireWire or USB 2.0. Then, when you’re ready to charge or Auto-Sync, just dock your iPod, and iTunes will automatically get to work. You can also connect the Dock to a stereo system or pair of powered speakers.

Managing your Music

With iTunes 4.6 you can:

Stream music wirelessly to your home stereo or powered speakers using AirPort Express with AirTunes
Print CD inserts complete with album cover art
Easily backup your music on CDs or DVDs
Create mixes automatically with Smart Playlists
Burn CDs at full speed
Play the DJ with Party Shuffle
Find new music on the iTunes Music Store with Quick Links
Import music in Apple Lossless for highest quality audio at about half the space of uncompressed audio
Publish your playlists as an iMix on the iTunes Music Store

Rate Songs On the Go
The new Apple Click Wheel makes it very easy to rate songs on the go. And iTunes automatically updates your ratings during your next Auto-Sync.

Multiple On-The-Go Playlists

Inspiration doesn’t just strike when you’re sitting in front of your computer. It can happen anywhere. And often. So now you can create as many On-the-Go Playlists as you like. While waiting at the bus stop or standing in line at the post office. And if you decide that a song just isn’t playing nicely with the other tunes in the list, you can delete it on the fly. Best of all, when you get back to your computer, iTunes will Auto-Sync all your new On-the-Go Playlists.

Sync your Digital Life

Never miss another appointment or event — Mac users can use iSync in conjunction with iCal and Address Book to synchronize contacts and calendar information on iPod.