Storage isn’t the only hurdle, of course.
That’s enough storage to house more than 3,000 hours of uncompressed 16-bit, 44.1kHz CD-quality audio
Enterprising souls have created third-party add-in boards which make it possible to replace the spinning disks of yore with various types of flash storage, and that means one thing: you can now upgrade that fusty old iPod with anything up to a 1TB mSATA SSD. Sadly, the demand for 1.8in drives was short-lived, and so 160GB became the hard limit for an iPod Classic. “You can now upgrade that old iPod with anything up to a 1TB mSATA SSD.”
