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Name disambiguation: New video iPods are Fifth-generation (Late 2006); New iPod nanos are second-generation

Name disambiguation: New video iPods are Fifth-generation (Late 2006); New iPod nanos are second-generation

CNET staff

Apple is officially calling the video-capable iPods released yesterday fifth-generation (Late-2006), while the original video-capable iPods are known simply as fifth-generation iPods. Both original and Late-2006 fifth-generation iPods currently should use iPod Software version 1.2. Version 1.2 software is required for both movie and game playing.

Meanwhile, the new iPod nanos are known as "second-generation" and should use iPod software version 1.0.

The new iPod Shuffle is also known as "second-generation" and used iPod software version 1.0.

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