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We dare you to touch and try an iPod nano and not immediately want to slap down your credit card. A wonderful piece of design, and a superb audio player Weve grown tired of manufacturers press releases telling us that their latest portable audio pla...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2014-01-03 18:05:33
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The iPod nano may be tiny and impossibly thin, but it doesnt compromise on sound quality or ease of use. How do you improve on the worlds best-selling digital music player? Well, if youre Apple, you rip up the design plans and start again. The iPo...
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In just one year the iPod mini has come to account for half of all iPod sales, so its a surprise that the iPod nano is set to replace it. The nano is far thinner than the mini and uses flash memory rather than a hard disk, making it skip-free and l...
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T3.com Updated:
2014-01-03 18:05:33
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Once in a while, a gadget comes along that knocks you off your feet, in a way that can only be matched by answering the door to find Keira Knightley asking for a jar of coffee. The nano is just such a gadget. Its so beautifully crafted, so well desi...
Tiny size, Great design, Easy controls...
Oddly placed headphones socket...
Its got all the beauty of an iPod, shrunk into an amazingly small shell. Go buy one - now!...
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Nano nano. Once a comedy catchphrase in Mork and Mindy, it now adorns, bizarrely, a pair of audio players by Creative and Apple. The coincidence is utterly shazbut. The first thing to strike you about Apples nano is its tiny size. Not that unusual...
If youre already an iTunes devotee, or you want a featherweight and fashionable MP3 player, youll find plenty to love about the iPod nano. Its worth the extra cost for its small size, decent storage and great colour screen. Edward N Albro Lowest on...
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The iPods have been around long enough that many of us take them for granted. Yes, they’re small. Yes, they hold a lot of music. And yes, they’re cool. That’s pretty much a given for any iPod. It would take something special to break thr...
Responsive controls; clear and bright screen; support for photo viewing; syncs quickly; no skipping thanks to flash memory.
No syncing via FireWire; no support for viewing pictures on an attached television; can’t boot a Mac from it.
A clear colour screen, responsive and manageable controls, photo viewing, fast syncing, and impossibly thin. In my view the iPod nano is a nearly perfect fit for the middle of the iPod line-up, sounding great and mixing the best features of the shuffl...
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Available in capacities of 2GB and 4GB, Apples iPod nano uses flash-based memory instead of the hard drive used in the original iPod. While this offers less music storage space, it allows the nano to be very small, thin and light.
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Could this be the iPod killer everyone has been waiting for? Most definitely...
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atomicmpc.com.au Updated:
2014-01-03 18:05:33
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In one swoop Apple has created yet another wonder of design and engineering, and made its own predeccessor product obsolete.Who in their right mind would buy an iPod Shuffle now? Who did anyway? If Marketing really did convince you to buy a Shuffle and...
Ultra-desirable, a delight to behold and it locks Apple in deservedly as the kings off the portable music player market...
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thestar.com.my Updated:
2016-11-25 03:35:44
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Mano-e-mano with the nano BY TAN KIT HOONG UST when I thought I?d seen everything and not get excited about another iPod again, Apple comes out with the iPod nano, an even smaller player than the iPod mini (which it replaces). The nano may be smaller...
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