Apple iPod Mini 2nd Generation 2005 Specs

iPod mini – M9800LL/A – A1051

About This iPod

The Apple iPod Mini with its 3.6inx2.0inx0.5in and 3.6 oz dimension and weight was the smallest MP3 at the time of introduction. Its small size does not mean its features are limited, the iPod Mini is able to hold 1000/1500 songs with its 4 GB/6 GB memory and is powered by two 80 MHz PP5020 processors alongside 32 MB RAM.

Dual 80 MHz PP5020

32 MB

4 GB/6 GB

18 Hours

Storage & Memory

The iPod Mini runs on a 32 MB RAM and a 4 GB/6 GB storage that can take an estimated 1000/1500 songs.

Screen Size and Resolution

The iPod Mini has a 1.67 inch gray-scale LCD display with LED backlight.

OS & Processor

The iPod Mini has dual 80 MHz PP5020 processors powering its functions. Much like the rest of the music devices sold by Apple at the time, these processors are the common choice for running screen variants of all portable devices.

Battery

The iPod Mini is powered by a battery that provides an estimated 18 hours of audio playback.

Connectivity

The iPod Mini comes with sync and charge ability on USB and FireWire support. It also comes with an audio out port for speakers and stereo.

Introduction: February 23, 2005					Discontinued: September 7, 2005
Processors					Memory
Processors		2			Onboard RAM	32 MB
Processor Speed		80 MHz			Storage
Processor Type		PP5020			Capacity	4 GB, 6 GB
Connectivity Details					Song Capacity	1000, 1500
USB Support				Sync & Charge	Photo Capacity	None
FireWire Support				Sync & Charge	Description
Standard Wireless				N/A	Case Type		Handheld
Standard Bluetooth				N/A	Form Factor		iPod mini
Cell Network				N/A	Housing Color		Silver, Gold, Green, Blue and Pink
Battery Details					Controller		Click Wheel
Battery Type	Lithium Ion				Apple Order Number		M9800LL/A
Battery Life	18 hours(Music)				Apple Subfamily		iPod mini 2nd Gen
Standby Time	N/A				Apple Model Number		A1051 (EMC 2044)
Operating System and Display					Model ID		N/A
Pre-installed OS			N/A		Camera		None
Maximum OS			N/A		Dimensions		3.6inx2.0inx0.5in
Built-in Display			1.67-inch Grayscale		Average Weight		3.6 oz
Display Resolution			138×110		Mac Support		MacOS X 10.2.8

Identifier reference: M9800LL/A, A1051, EMC 2044. Use these together because one Apple identifier can sometimes cover multiple configurations.

Last reviewed by Techable: August 14, 2024Identifiers checked: order number, A-number, EMC, and model identifier when available.

Model summary

This iPod at a glance

Family: iPod
Order Number: M9800LL/A
Model Number: A1051
EMC: 2044
Year: 2044

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Common questions

Is M9800LL/A the same as A1051?

Not exactly. M9800LL/A usually points to a specific retail configuration, while A1051 identifies the broader Apple hardware family. Always check the EMC and model identifier too.

What iPod is model A1051?

A1051 is the Apple A-number shown for this iPod family. Use the order number, EMC, and model identifier on this page to narrow the exact configuration.

What does EMC 2044 mean?

The EMC number is another Apple hardware identifier. It helps separate closely related models that may share a similar name, year, or A-number.

Can the RAM or SSD be upgraded?

Check the spec table for the exact configuration. Many newer Apple Silicon Macs have memory and storage integrated into the board, so RAM and SSD upgrades are often not practical after purchase.

What macOS versions work with this model?

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Is this iPod still worth buying used?

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