The Apple iPod 3, also known as the iPod third generation, was released in April 2003. It featured a more compact design compared to its predecessors, a touch-sensitive scroll wheel, and was available in 10GB and 15GB storage options. It introduced the 'Dock Connector' for accessory compatibility and was one of the first iPods to have a FireWire port for faster data transfer. The interface was upgraded to allow for album artwork and the player supported MP3, AAC, and WAV formats.

The Apple iPod 3, also known as the iPod third generation, was released in April 2003. It featured a more compact design compared to its predecessors, a touch-sensitive scroll wheel, and was available in 10GB and 15GB storage options. It introduced the 'Dock Connector' for accessory compatibility and was one of the first iPods to have a FireWire port for faster data transfer. The interface was upgraded to allow for album artwork and the player supported MP3, AAC, and WAV formats.