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Retro revisit: Using Apple's iPod mini in 2020
You can even get a CF to SD Card adapter from Amazon for about $14, making the process even cheaper. https://www.amazon.com/Digigear-SDXCF-Extreme-Ultimate-Compact/dp/B00EPMWT1M/ref=sr_1_4?crid=IW84Y9PVKECV&keywords=compact+flash+to+sd+card+adapter&qid=1578350105&sprefix=compact+flash+to+sd,aps,221&sr=8-4 shamino said:Want more capacity? The mini is based on a MicroDrive, which means you can replace it with any CompactFlash card. A quick Amazon search shows you can get a 128GB card for about $65-100. More expensive than an SD card, but not too terrible.
I've found that the iPod Mini is the easiest iPod model to replace the batteries and upgrade storage. I've upgraded several.
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Retro revisit: Using Apple's iPod mini in 2020
iPod mini 2nd gen maxed out at 6gb, not 8gb
